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SambaSafety Updates Its Continuous Driver Monitoring Platform
Cloud-based driver monitoring market leader SambaSafety released significant enhancements to its continuous driver monitoring platform, Qorta, adding new workflow tools.

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Cloud-based driver monitoring market leader SambaSafety released significant enhancements to its continuous driver monitoring platform, Qorta, adding new workflow tools, improved alerting and deeper integration of MVR and CSA data insights, among other new capabilities.
These innovations are designed to streamline an organization's driver risk management program and aim to assist companies with larger driver populations. Qorta customers of all sizes benefit from the industry's most comprehensive view of driver risk and material administrative efficiencies.
Benefits of Qorta monitoring now include:
Workflow management queues all new driver alerts and highlights changes, ensuring users will never miss critical information on driver risk.
Workflow assignment allows users to set status, add notes and direct a colleague to take ownership of an alert, while maintaining a record of their work.
Custom fields allow organizations to add company-specific driver attributes into Qorta, enhancing reporting capability and customization.
Enhanced workflow tools make it easier than ever to initiate actions on and manage reporting for large sets of drivers at once.
Direct access to an expansive library of CSA reports and scorecards, allowing safety and compliance departments to understand their CSA scores like never before.
These enhancements have been made available to customers subscribing to the associated Qorta module.
Qorta enables companies to protect their employees, greater community, brand, and bottom line. Today's enhancements allow them to gain that value with greater efficiency.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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