FLEET MANAGEMENT FEATURE SOFTWARE SOLUTION STRENGTHENS FUEL CARD CONTROL
Keyfuels has launched a solution that is set to raise the bar in the transport and logistics industry by strengthening the control fleet managers can have over their fuel cards. ControlMAX has been designed to give customers total control of their fleet. The solution utilises bespoke and intelligent online software which has been developed by Keyfuels’ in-house fuel management experts. It gives fleet managers the ability to control and receive alerts in relation to the fuel usage of their vehicles and drivers in real time via Keyfuels’ dedicated web portal. “For any business that is running a fleet of vehicles, fuel represents one of their biggest expenditures,” comments MD Peter McCarthy. “Keeping control of this can have a major impact on their bottom line. ControlMAX gives fleet managers the opportunity to control where, when and how much fuel drivers can draw in a way that is unprecedented, dramatically increasing their ability to manage fuel costs more effectively and efficiently.” ControlMAX enables managers to create a bespoke set of rules for their fleets which can then be applied to their account or individual cards dynamically and in real time. If these rules are compromised managers will get live
developing solutions for the market that really add value to our customers businesses,” continues McCarthy. “We already offer our customers state-
of-the-art management information and reporting tools to help them manage their fuel cards more efficiently as well as offering security measures to control the usage of fuel cards. Bringing the same principles online and live is the next logical step. ControlMAX takes what we offer our customers to the next level; it’s a fantastic tool for fleet managers and one which we are really proud to offer.” Keyfuels is a market leading fuel card
alerts via email, text or the Keyfuels website. The solution gives them the ability to define if a transaction will be approved or declined. The new solution will operate across the Keyfuels network and rules available include maximum transaction values, maximum fuel spends in a day or week and a ceiling on the number of transactions per day/week. Managers can control the number of sites a driver can use each day and the day of the week and the times they are allowed to fill up. “Keyfuels has been at the forefront of
ControlMAX gives fleet managers the opportunity to control where, when and how much fuel drivers can draw in a way that dramatically increases their ability to manage fuel costs more effectively and efficiently
and fuel management solutions provider in the UK, managing over 1 billion litres of fuel to some of the largest commercial fleets nationwide. The company operates the largest
wholesale priced network with in excess of 1850 sites situated in convenient locations and works with its customers on a consultancy basis to develop management programmes that reduce fuel costs and maximise the efficiency of vehicle fleets.
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