Motus vs. Salesforce Maps

I would recommend Motus to anyone processing a FAVR program currently. A tax-compliant system results in a saving for the company that can be passed along to the individual. The higher the effective tax rate for the individual, the greater opportunity for tax-loss savings. As a company, we made our policy more stringent but also increased employee gross pay while reducing employee cost.

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If you are a small business or have a small team in the field, anything Salesforce and its components should be avoided. Its price-point and ROI are overstated.

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• Saves time by automatically tracking mileage for me.
• Easily submit mileage at the end of the month.
• Easy to edit mileage if needed.

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• Color coding different accounts or data fields.
• Ability to see travel time and not just distance.
• Lots of data fields to pull from - big recent improvement.

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• Drains your phone battery.

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• Lots of glitches
• Get signed out often, which interrupts the day
• Could be more intuitive

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Worked well once you figured it out. The 'help portal' was no 'help'. Once you get done self-teaching yourself enough of the terminology and workings, it is pretty quick and easy to use. But the learning curve, again, is not worth the time or effort

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Support was comical. It was barely available and the few times I did get help the language barrier was extraordinarily problematic

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We did not use a FAVR compliant company in the past. Fixed monthly amounts were processed on payroll and taxed, variable mileage expense was processed on expense reports.

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MapAnything is very easy to use but it appears that similar companies are too. Because of the new pricing structure, they are expensive.

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• More time spent prospecting.
• Able to hit objectives much easier.

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• Increased efficiency
• Reduced labor time
• Improved visibility

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