Azuga Plugs In Onfleet for 360° View of FieldOps
The integration combines data on the status of fleet drivers and their vehicles with customer work orders.

Azuga customers using the Onfleet integration have access to a variety of data within the Azuga application, including Onfleet task status and realtime events from Onfleet.
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Azuga has integrated its fleet management solution with logistics software last-mile delivery software provider, Onfleet. The integration combines data on the status of fleet drivers and their vehicles with customer work orders, so fleet managers have a real-time view of field service operations.
Azuga is a comprehensive fleet management system for small businesses and enterprises alike. It uses GPS, artificial intelligence, vehicle diagnostics, and in-vehicle cameras to provide fleet managers a clearer picture of what’s happening on the road. Onfleet builds software for last mile delivery operations. Its route planning, dispatch, communication and analytics platform has managed over 100 million deliveries for over to power deliveries from more than 1,000 companies in industries such as prepared meals, alcohol, restaurant, cannabis, pharmacy and retail.
Azuga customers using the Onfleet integration have access to a variety of data within the Azuga application, including Onfleet task status and realtime events from Onfleet. Through automated geofence creation, Azuga provides custom reports that combine enhanced telematics breadcrumb data with Onfleet worker information. This data can help delivery companies meet regulatory requirements while ensuring safe, effective logistics, according to the company.
“The combination of Onfleet and Azuga is like peanut butter and jelly. It’s the perfect combination and it’s simple to deploy. Together, we help delivery companies optimize operations and, equally important, safeguard drivers,” said Robert Fierro, director of partnerships at Onfleet. “Our systems consistently can help businesses reduce their costs by 20-40%.”
“Onfleet is a leader and trusted partner in last mile delivery,” said Matthew Curtis, director of partnerships at Azuga. “Its data gives our customers a more complete view of what’s happening on the road. We look forward to working with them to the benefit of our joint customers.”
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