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Wright Express Launches Upgrade of WEXOnline

by Staff
February 5, 2002
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Wright Express has launched WEXOnline 3.5, the latest upgrade to the company’s Web-based account management program designed for managers of fleet vehicles. According to Wright Express LLC, specialists in providing fleet management services, the new online program supplements its fleet card business by allowing managers at any time to perform account management functions, such as adding or subtracting vehicles, and analyze data. With its latest upgrade, Wright Express is moving to extend the reach of its online product by offering it to all fleets, regardless of size, according to Michael E. Dubyak, president and chief executive officer of Wright Express. “In a competitive business environment it is important that an organization be able to make fleet decisions quickly rather than wait for monthly analysis to assess performance,” Dubyak said. “We believe that the new WEXOnline is the best Web-based product available and gives managers an edge by allowing them to view transactions as soon as the post, analyze data at any time and do it all in a secure, password protected Internet environment.” According to Dubyak, Wright Express worked with fleet customers to develop and fine-tune WEXOnline. Among the new features and improvements offered by WEXOnline 3.5 are streamlined navigation and easy-to-use interface, real time account changes, online help, additional data categories, increased query and filter options, billing cycle queries, and more comprehensive information on individual screens. Wright Express is also offering an online how-to video for drivers, a special handbook for fleet managers and is making available its retail fuel price data. The new WEXOnline officially launched Jan. 28. “There is no other product available that offers the advanced features and the simplicity of WEXOnline,” Dubyak said. “We believe that by working with our existing customers and using our own detailed knowledge of the fleet industry, we have created a product unmatched for the benefits it offers to fleet managers.” About Wright Express LLC Wright Express LLC, a subsidiary of Cendant Corp., is located in South Portland, Maine. Its subsidiary, Wright Express Financial Services Corp., is located in Salt Lake City, Utah. For more information, visit www.wrightexpress.com.

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