Zubie Launches New Web App Home Page, Map Features
The improved user experience is designed for business, rental, and loaner fleet applications, and are particularly beneficial for larger fleets.

Key site updates include a “Vehicle Overview” page that summarizes critical information in a single, customizable dashboard, an improved map experience, and a view of vehicle trips that’s easier to navigate.
Image courtesy of Zubie.
Zubie, a connected-car platform and telematics software provider, launched an upgraded user interface and user experience this week for its Fleet Connect and Rental Connect software solutions, which serve business, rental, and loaner fleets.
Key site updates include a “Vehicle Overview” page that summarizes critical information in a single, customizable dashboard, an improved map experience, and a view of vehicle trips that’s easier to navigate.
In addition to an improved product experience, customers will experience a faster, more responsive site, according to Zubie, which are particularly beneficial for larger fleets. Frequent activities like mapping the location of hundreds of vehicles in real-time or examining detailed information about long trips are up to three times faster.
“The idea of ‘simple’ is a part of every conversation we have at Zubie, and our new user experience is no exception,” said Zubie CEO Gary Tucker. “An enhanced user interface, combined with our focus on aggressively adding integration partners gives fleet managers easier access to their vehicles insights in more places than any other telematics software provider.”
“We’ve introduced a user experience that helps help both our small business fleet customers and well as our larger partners like Nationwide Insurance,” said Chad Caswell, Zubie’s chief technology officer. “Our goal was to take a lot of detailed information and robust capabilities and make them simpler for fleet managers to access, understand, and to take action on the insights Zubie provides.”
Originally posted on Auto Rental News
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