Ask it in plain words. It answers from your records.
In the office portal and in the driver app. It reads what is on the platform, suggests what to do, and waits for a person to press the button.
A question, and the booking behind it.
Ask what is due this week, whose documents are running out, what a vehicle has had done. Say “book DEMO01 in at Demo Garage for its PMI on Thursday at 8” and it fills the booking in for you to check. Nothing is sent until you press Book this in.
The company's own procedures, in their pocket.
A driver asks in English or Romanian, or another language on request, what to do: after an accident, about a warning lamp, before a low bridge. The answer comes from your procedures, says which one, and can offer to send the office a report.
What it will and will not do.
It is there to save time, not to make the decisions that carry your licence.
- Figures come from your recordsCounts, dates and money are worked out by the platform, never guessed by the model.
- It proposes, a person pressesA booking or a training arrives as a card with a button. Nothing happens until someone presses it.
- Your procedures, your wordsDrivers get the company’s own instructions for a breakdown, an accident or a defect.
- A bridge is arithmeticLow bridge questions are checked against the lorry’s real height by the platform, not by the model.
See it on your own fleet.
Half an hour, your vehicles, your drivers. support@amarineone.co.uk