Onfleet vs. Verizon Connect

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Onfleet
Score 10.0 out of 10
N/A
Onfleet in San Francisco offers a fleet management platform containing route optimization and planning, GPS, in-app driver communication (e.g. messaging), task sequencing and linking, and other features.
$199
per month
Verizon Connect
Score 5.2 out of 10
N/A
Verizon offers a fleet management platform in Verizon Connect, emphasizing asset tracking and GPS, clear maps and route optimization, and fleet KPI tracking.
$40
per vehicle/per month
Pricing
OnfleetVerizon Connect
Editions & Modules
Starter
$199
per month
Basic
$449
per month
Premium
$999
per month
Professional
2,499
per month
Verizon Connect
$40.00
per vehicle/per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
OnfleetVerizon Connect
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional Details
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Community Pulse
OnfleetVerizon Connect
User Ratings
OnfleetVerizon Connect
Likelihood to Recommend
10.0
(6 ratings)
1.3
(18 ratings)
Usability
10.0
(2 ratings)
-
(0 ratings)
Support Rating
8.0
(1 ratings)
8.0
(6 ratings)
User Testimonials
OnfleetVerizon Connect
Likelihood to Recommend
Onfleet
Where this really saved us is that we have a piece of software that is cutting edge when it comes to building and supply. This tracker was point point to the second accurate as to where our driver was when the the gps on our software said it was missing, this made the decision to keep this product in perpetuity.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
For overall fleet management, maintenance scheduling, employee tracking and equipment tracking this service seems like it is an all in one package that hit all the check boxes my firm needed.

The issue is lack of hardware and software updates and support, and what appears to be an over taxed cell network that is not allowing any of these devices to work correctly.
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Pros
Onfleet
  • When looking at warehouses, consider not only the rent but also how close you are to your consumers. In the long term, the latter may save you a lot more money by reducing delivery times, costs, and fuel consumption.
  • To cover more land and be closer to more customers, your warehouses and fulfillment facilities should be widely distributed. Many businesses maintain an East and West warehouse, at the very least, to allow them to deliver items to customers on opposite ends of the coast more quickly.
  • Route design can significantly reduce delivery times.
  • Onfleet recommends the most effective delivery routes by automatically factoring for time, location, truck capacity, and traffic. Any real-time traffic updates that may affect these routes are given to drivers through SMS, reducing travel time and empowering drivers.
  • Onfleet makes this easy by automatically assigning deliveries to your drivers. It works by looking at all of your drivers who are now "on the clock" or "active." It then selects an available driver in close proximity to the delivery.
  • It essentially means that you can't unintentionally assign the same item to many drivers, or assign too much or too little to any single driver. You can set limits, such as two tasks per driver, which will force them to leave.
  • Keep consumers updated with regular updates throughout the delivery process to keep them up to date on their package's progress.
  • This benefits both the consumer and the driver because it ensures that the customer will be present at the time and location of delivery.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
  • Transit temperature monitoring - Verizon Connect allows us to fill in previously missing temperature information for food products in transit.
  • Vehicle location monitoring - While not our primary goal, we are able to use Verizon Connect to see if any of our vehicles has stopped for an excessive amount of time. This helps us ensure safety of our vehicle drivers.
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Cons
Onfleet
  • Onfleet is amazing. What I love the most is that after the 2 years that I've been working on this software, I had no problems or issues. It was easy to edit information to drivers' routes, add on, etc. Good overall software, easy to use.
  • The software's least appealing feature was that it indicated that an order would be late when, in fact, all we needed to do was refresh the drivers profile so that times could be altered.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
  • Contractor install is very cumbersome, inconvenient, and causes downtime.
  • Tracking had lots of unexplained glitches, thousands of miles added and lost to various trucks out of nowhere.
  • Customer Service is quick to "open a case" on any issues, but lacks follow-up and solutions.
  • Lots of problems are "sent to development."
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Usability
Onfleet
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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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
No answers on this topic
Support Rating
Onfleet
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.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
Verizon Connect has great customer service. Our account manager has always replied quickly to any inquiries of mine and has been very knowledgeable and reliable. Drivers who've occasionally needed to call into the customer service helpline have quickly had their questions answered and problems resolved. All reports I've received from them about their experiences have been positive, stating that the Verizon Connect employees have been courteous and helpful, resolving their issue quickly and efficiently.
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Alternatives Considered
Onfleet
With, Onfleet assists Automated SMS notifications may be used to let customers know when a delivery has started, when they can expect it, and when it will arrive. Use Onfleet's integrated feedback form to find out firsthand how each client felt after receiving their order. Onfleet easily connects with your existing tools, making it simple to establish or shift a delivery business. Connect to hundreds of third-party apps, such as Shopify and Google Sheets, using Zapier without writing a single line of code, or importing CSV or Excel files. For complete control, integrate with our developer-friendly API.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
Verizon is more precise with GPS, but the easy installation and quick onboarding make Motive the winner. Verizon connect has better accuracy and less chance of removal, but the interface set up take away from its ease of use. Motive is easily installed and can be transferred between vehicles that Verizon connect cannot.
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Return on Investment
Onfleet
  • It is always helpful in returning positive impacts on the business. It is doing great work by providing proper organized data.
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Verizon Business (formerly Verizon Enterprise)
  • Costly compared to other GPS programs.
  • Tied to long term contracts. Representatives do not know how to cancel service.
  • Must wait until the end of the contract to request cancellation. If you miss date, you are tied to another 3 years.
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