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PRIVATE HIRE AND TAXI MONTHLY


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HOWEVER BIGYOUR FLEET


Make Mercury your driving force


Booking jobs, keeping track of drivers and ensuring everyone is happy will become quicker and easier thanks to our fast and efficient booking and despatch system.


And whether you have a fleet of 10 cars or 1,000 cars at your command, Mercury can give you the tools to overtake the competition.


Our products include:


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24 hour phone support. Always here to help


FREE 12 month trial Auto Despatch


 Efficiently allocate jobs to drivers direct to their PDAs without bias 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.


GPS Tracking  Track where your vehicles are from your desktop screen.


Tom Tom® Satellite Navigation


 Drivers are visually and audibly routed to the Pickup and Drop-off with a single button press.


Credit Card Payments


 Drivers can accept in-vehicle credit and debit card payments from customers.


For more information call 01623 442211 or visitwww.exelmanagement.com


Exel Management Limited, 83-89 Phoenix Street, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 4HL. Mercury is a wholly owned trading style of Exel Management Limited. Registered in England No: 3488931.


Mercury updates are free We won’t be beaten on price!


No quibble Money Back Guarantee We are Orange’s largest data despatch partner


We are also O2’s largest data despatch partner


Mercury is the World’s best-selling Windows Booking & Despatch system.


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