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ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE


WHILE CAR RENTAL IS OFTEN SEEN AS A SHORT-TERM SOLUTION, THERE ARE PLENTY OF TRAVEL BUYERS WHO HAVE LONGER-TERM REQUIREMENTS – THEY NEED CARS FOR A MONTH OR MORE, BUT DON’T WANT OR NEED TO COMMIT TO A LONG-TERM LEASE. ONCE AGAIN, AVIS HAS THE ANSWER.


AVIS FLEX meets and exceeds a variety of corporate requirements. Employees may be waiting for delivery of a company car, or they may be ‘inpats’ – expats in reverse, on a short-term transfer from overseas to a company’s UK headquarters. The Avis Flex solution is invaluable for companies involved in project work, as it is a flexible ‘off balance sheet’ fleet solution that lasts as long as the project, with no longer-term commitment. One of Avis’ many satisfied clients is Geometris, a company which provides construction services including surveys, civil engineering, project management and site management, and specialises in the renewable energy industry. The company’s workforce is deployed on solar farms in remote locations across the UK. They need to rent cars and vans to reach, set up and maintain these sites.


Prior to appointing Avis in October last year, vehicles were rented on an ad hoc basis, which created a number of challenges for Geometris’ finance team, as Martha Georgakopoulou, Finance Manager, explains.


AVIS: OFFERING FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS


“We needed a provider who could offer that flexibility. We also needed a wide range of vehicles to be available to us”


Geometris builds solar farms throughout the UK “Until we centralised our car


rental procurement through Avis, our employees were renting vehicles from different companies,” she says. “We found that these suppliers were not flexible in their rental periods or transparent in terms of what their rental rates include. “We rarely know in advance precisely how long a rental period might be, because a project can last for anywhere between one and two months, so we needed a provider who could offer that flexibility. We also needed a


wide range of vehicles to be available to us, but also to be able to pick up from, for example, Gatwick and drop off in Edinburgh.” Transparency of additional charges was also a factor in Geometris’ decision to work with Avis. “Smaller, regional providers don’t make it clear whether their rates include cover for some damages or other charges, which can come as a nasty surprise and make it very difficult to achieve clarity in what we are spending, and therefore to manage,” says Martha. “A centralised vehicle rental policy has made things much simpler for us. We deal with one Avis account manager and all the bookings go through a central point. We have flexible rental periods, simple pricing, and clear terms and conditions. Together, this has enabled us to control our vehicle rental costs more effectively,


and the feedback from our staff has been very positive.” Avis Flex is a flexible mobility solution designed to save businesses time and money when requiring vehicles for more than 28 days. It includes free delivery and collection, free 24-hour roadside assistance, and 2,000 free miles per month – the equivalent of around 70 miles per day. Travel buyers benefit from


comprehensive reporting and a tailored billing service, with complete cost transparency, and there are no maintenance bills or hidden extras to pay, and no long-term tie-ins.


To find out more about the many benefits that Avis Flex can bring to your business, call 0808 284 7733.


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