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Teletrac Launches Independent Agent Sales Program

by Staff
March 31, 2003
2 min to read


Teletrac, Inc., provider of metro and regional fleet location information systems, announced the launch of an independent agent sales program. In addition to its own direct sales force, Teletrac says it is now authorizing independent agents to sell its wireless fleet tracking products to commercial vehicle fleet owners. Teletrac says it is looking for independent technology resellers throughout the U.S. that have wireless and electronic products in their portfolios. Teletrac's flagship wireless fleet tracking system, FleetDirector, gives commercial vehicle fleet owners in major metropolitan areas across the U.S. the ability to track the location of their vehicles in real time. FleetDirector also increases security by enabling fleet owners to locate and recover stolen vehicles, according to the company. The independent agent sales program gives Teletrac a way to further penetrate geographical regions that have FleetDirector coverage. "Our new independent agent sales program presents an optimal situation to all parties involved," said Tim Van Cleve, COO of Teletrac. "It will further Teletrac's growth and ability to serve all markets where FleetDirector offers service and it will give wireless technology resellers a new and profitable business opportunity." According to the company, the program enables independent agents who currently provide fleet owners with other technology products, such as cell phones and pagers, to expand their product offerings and introduce their existing customer base to a new type of technology that streamlines business management. All Teletrac customers, whether they buy from independent sales agents or Teletrac's inside sales force, have access to Teletrac's 24 hour a day, 7 days a week customer support center once the product is installed. All agents will be qualified and trained by Teletrac. For more information on Teletrac's independent sales agent program, or their full line of commercial vehicle location information systems visit Teletrac on the Web at www.teletrac.net. About Teletrac
Teletrac, based in Garden Grove, Calif., is a provider of wireless metro location information systems. Teletrac says it has approximately 7,500 commercial fleet and consumer customers and has sold more than 100,000 of its tracking units throughout the U.S. The company's products give commercial fleet managers the tools to track their fleets' movements, ensure that their employees are meeting productivity goals and fulfilling the needs of their respective customers. Teletrac's customers include organizations such as Dial-a-Mattress and the city of Houston, Texas. The company offers service in major metropolitan areas across the U.S., including Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Miami, Phoenix and Detroit. Teletrac is a private, wholly-owned subsidiary of UK-based Trafficmaster, Plc.

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