Further Enhancements Made to ARI insights System
ARI, a global fleet services provider specializing in complex car and truck fleets, has announced further enhancements to its ARI insights web-based and mobile fleet management system.
ARI, a global fleet services provider specializing in complex car and truck fleets, has announced further enhancements to its ARI insights web-based and mobile fleet management system. The latest improvements include stronger analytics, advanced search capabilities, expanded asset tracking, and live customer support, according to the company.
According to the company, the ARI insights system collects and integrates critical vehicle and driver data from around the world. A dedicated team of ARI solution architects works closely with fleet customers to understand their business needs and incorporate their required solutions into these system enhancements.
Users of the ARI insights system can now improve their experience with the following new features:
Analytics for a specific asset’s maintenance spend, repair amounts, repair categories, and more.
Two search tool options and the ability to bookmark vehicle search results.
Tracking and reporting for vehicle chassis and/or equipment.
Live customer support via a chat tool.
Earlier this year, ARI introduced a new, intuitive user interface and a redesigned, easier-to-use navigation tool within the system along with other improvements. In 2012, ARI announced its partnership with SAP and its implementation of the HANA platform, which has significantly reduced processing time and substantially broadened the scope of fleet reporting, according to the company.
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