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Fleetworthy debuts RADAR for fleet toll analysis
Fleet managers can examine charges, transponder performance and potential cost savings
Fleet managers can use RADAR to ask questions about toll activity, including why a charge appeared or how a transponder is performing. (Fleetworthy)
Key Takeaways:
- Fleetworthy introduced RADAR on Nov. 5 to help fleet managers analyze toll charges, monitor transponders and identify potential savings.
- The AI tool uses customer data and dashboard cards to explain charges, flag anomalies and recommend next steps while managers retain control.
- Fleetworthy plans to expand RADAR with guided workflows, connected insights and automated support but did not provide a timetable.
Fleetworthy has introduced an AI tool designed to help fleet managers analyze toll charges, monitor transponder performance and identify potential cost-saving opportunities.
The tool, called Fleetworthy RADAR, is launching within Fleetworthy Toll Management, formerly Bestpass. Early access is available to all eligible Toll Management customers, the company announced Nov. 5.
RADAR, short for Real-time AI, Decisioning and Automated Resolution, is incorporated into Fleetworthy’s existing platform rather than offered as a separate chatbot or analytics product.
Fleet managers can use RADAR to ask questions about toll activity, including why a charge appeared or how a transponder is performing. The system generates answers using the customer’s Fleetworthy data.
RADAR also displays fleet-specific dashboard cards that can identify toll anomalies, spending trends and potential cost-saving opportunities. The cards recommend possible next steps without requiring fleet managers to run reports, although managers retain control over what actions to take.
“We’re building intelligence directly into the tools that nearly 40,000 customers already use, helping fleets turn their operational data into clear decisions and actions,” Chief Product Officer Shay Demmons said.
Fleetworthy unveiled RADAR during its fall roadshow in Nashville, Tenn.
The company plans to expand RADAR across its platform with guided workflows and more connected insights. Fleetworthy also plans to introduce an AI assistant that would provide proactive support and automate actions based on customer needs.
Fleetworthy’s technology offerings include safety and compliance, toll management and weigh station bypass services.
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