AllRide Apps vs. Onfleet

AllRide has almost become an integral part of business. Their system is fairly easy to use and the team has become quite accustomed to it. Like their reporting dashboard which helps us analyze availability, trip details, earnings etc. The customer experience has been pretty seamless so far

Onfleet is ideal for last mile deliveries from multiple hubs. It allows accurate tracking of delivery/collection tasks.

Incentivized

• Scalable
• interoperable
• Sophistication

Incentivized

• The interface is sometimes slow/laggy.
• More customization.
• Integration with more services.

Incentivized

Onfleet is usable and provides sufficient training material, however it's very complex and the software has some nuances that can only be learned with time. Operating with multiple regions or areas can become cluttered and hard to navigate. More customization of appearance, features, etc. would help usability and prevent irrelevant information or features from being shown.

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Onfleet has given great support and worked with our organization when we're trying to figure out a solution or work through a glitch. Their team seems small, personable, and laid-back. Sometimes there is a delay/wait after contacting support, but the answers are always thorough and the problems are usually solved.

Incentivized

Onfleet has become the chosen software for managing in-house delivery operations as a fleet management solution. Onfleet is also used by couriers and delivery service providers (DSPs), in addition to in-house fleets. Couriers appreciate having Onfleet as their secret weapon while on the road because it is a driver-first software firm with over 1,000 5-star reviews in both the Apple App and Google Play Stores. Onfleet comes with a number of capabilities that enable DSPs to run highly scalable and technologically sophisticated delivery operations out of the box. Take a look at some of the companies who have used Onfleet and what they have to say about it:MetroSpeedy\sNancy Korayim, CEO Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens are all markets. Bikers, cars, vans, and Speedys are examples of vehicles. Verticals: Pharmacy, meal packages, laundry, groceries, catering, retail, veterinary

• Minimised customer delivery queries by 50%
• Increased driver productivity
• Reduced failed deliveries and redeliveries

Incentivized