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Franchise Services On the right track


PTV Group’s software solutions allow you to reach your destination more effi ciently


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TV Group’s logistics portfolio has a wide range of features, including: software for scheduling delivery and visit routes; collections; distribution planning; operational, tactical and strategic evaluations; trip, route and schedule optimisation; cost calculation; and estimated times of arrivals. For example, effi ciencies at destinations are improved by using Map&Guide, Map&Market, and Drive&Arrive, which can automatically inform partners’ systems and customers directly about the estimated time of arrival. Customers have reported how they have been able to adjust their core fl eet size and change their mix of vehicles after using PTV systems because ineffi ciencies in their processes were reduced. They report how it has helped with seasonal peaks and troughs.


The backbone of all PTV Group modelling is understanding the design of roads and the way they are used. Accurate designs of cities, down to individual junctions and even their traffi c light phasing, are combined with census


data to accurately predict the movement of vehicles and people. The PTV products, though, do not


ignore the skills and experience of users who may have their preferred methods and routes. One of the unique selling points is the ability given to a human to manually intervene when required. In fact, the PTV xServer suite allows users to seamlessly integrate logistics application programming interfaces or build their own solution. PTV Group helps companies to maximise effi ciency, reduce costs, increase revenue and, most importantly, improve the service you provide to your customers. It supplies the latest innovative and market-leading solutions directly to you with the range of products provided in its logistics product portfolio. PTV Group has gained scientifi c know-how and experience in planning and optimising over four decades.


How can goods get delivered to market quickly and effi ciently? PTV Group’s intelligent algorithms help companies to make the best use of the road, whether it’s route calculation, route optimisation or fi eld


force planning. Real-time solutions allow the most effi cient use of resources while producing the most economic results. PTV Group’s customers save time and money – even with a small fl eet, its route optimisation tools result in seven to 25 per cent savings. The benefi ts are:


• Quantifi able improvements in fi eld force effi ciency


• Objective planning • Integration • Comprehensive service and support • Increase in employee satisfaction • Suitable for geomarketing queries.


PTV Group Software


www.ptvgroup.com enquiries.uk@ptvgroup.com 0121 585 6633


OPTIMISATION & PLANNING ETA INFORMATION


ROUTE OPTIMISATION


TERRITORY PLANNING


“As we delivered to more and more places our costs are rising and we had to find a way of bringing that down and the way to bring that down was to come up with a different solution.”


COST SAVINGS


REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS


www.ptvgroup.com Nigel Hyde, Trade Manager, Hogs Back


“I found PTV’s software which is scaled at businesses our size, small to medium sized businesses who don’t have large fleets.”


TELEMATICS INTEGRATION


“We have now been able to come up with a new delivery schedule which we are able to implement to offer a better service, we save miles, save money, the drivers are doing less hours and we’ve got the room to grow.”


“Before implementing PTV Group’s soft- ware, routing the customer deliveries was done by involving more people than we needed.”


PTV Group 5 Centre Court, Vine Lane, Halesowen West Midlands, B63 3EB enquiries.uk@ptvgroup.com


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