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Netradyne Launches Driveri on Geotab Marketplace
The integrated Driveri and Geotab experience provides fleet managers with a comprehensive view of drivers' activity through trip management and a blend of real-time positive driving notifications and best practice identification.

With the addition of Driveri to the Geotab Marketplace, the more than 40,000 Geotab customers worldwide will have access to a solution that improves safety by engaging drivers in a balanced and rewarding dialogue about performance.
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Netradyne, provider of artificial intelligence technology focusing on driver and fleet safety, announced that the Driverivision-based driver recognition safety program is now available on the Geotab Marketplace, a growing portfolio of mobile apps, software Add-Ins, and hardware Add-Ons that enable Geotab customers to better manage their fleets.
With the Driveri integration to the myGeotab software, fleets can now experience best-in-class fleet operations and safety management through a seamless user interface.
The integrated Driveri and Geotab experience provides fleet managers with a comprehensive view of drivers' activity through trip management and a blend of real-time positive driving notifications and best practice identification.
The consolidated integrated portal increases fleet managers’ access to the complete driving view; route conformance, compliance and driver performance. This combination of technological collaboration and context helps fleet managers engage drivers in a balanced way, promoting more productive relationships and ultimately, as the data has shown, safer drivers.
“We’re excited to offer Geotab customers our driver and safety performance management solution to complement the Geotab fleet management platforms,” said Adam Kahn, president of fleet for Netradyne. “With an integrated user interface, fleets can take advantage of best-of-breed solutions for both fleet management as well as safety.”
Driveri utilizes AI to capture every minute of every driving day to visually recognize and analyze driving events, enabling fleets to not just measure violations, but overall compliance. To date, the system has recorded over 900 million minutes and 400 million miles of driving, "seeing" events that legacy "trigger-based" systems would not.
Geotab, a connected vehicle company for smart city and fleets, offers an extensive ecosystem of valuable, business-focused applications and add-ons via the Geotab Marketplace which helps provide businesses with the tools needed to better manage their fleets.
With the addition of Driveri to the Geotab Marketplace, the more than 40,000 Geotab customers worldwide will have access to a solution that improves safety by engaging drivers in a balanced and rewarding dialogue about performance.
“Providing businesses with increased visibility into their fleets has always been a focus for Geotab,” said Clive Cawse, chief operations officer at Geotab. “Solutions such as Netradyne’s vision-based safety solution will help fleet managers analyze overall driver compliance and performance, ultimately contributing to increased safety for both the driver and the community.”
Driveri is available now on the Geotab Marketplace.
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