Fleetio vs. TrackoBit vs. WorkWave Route Manager

Fleetio is well suited for managing vehicle fleets. It might be overkill for very small fleets, depending on the pricing, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't scale well to even very large fleets.

Ibaset works with military companies that need to be able to track and build their components quickly, this software made it easy for our vendors to not only be able to track their components but hold other parties accountable for missing parts, in an industry where time is literally money based on contracts this has been a life saver.

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WorkWave Route Manager is good for companies that are planning routes with multiple stops and multiple trucks. If your company is using whole truckloads to single locations, then WorkWave is not as helpful.

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• Tracking
• Reporting
• Analysis

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• The variability of the routes.
• Able to put constraints on loads so we aren't overweight.
• Be able to let customer know approximate delivery time.

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• Real time solutions process

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• Historic export of orders.

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The development team was able to execute and implement immediately any issues that is why I gave it the score that I did, I wasn't part of the team but I know what they were happy about with the software

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The product in the subject line was recommended by one of our partners, and one of our devs recommended TracktoBit, the biggest difference and what we need it to do was it's integration, that alone made it invaluable to our business, so there wasn't much comparison to do as it did what we needed immediately.

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The other programs we tried were for UPS that had constant routes. They didn't work for us and were not very user-friendly.

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• Saved us money on transport
• Saved us money by validating our cargo
• Easier to track components.

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• Reduced miles driven.
• Improved customer communication.

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