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Verizon Connect Launches Fleet Overview App for Customers
Verizon Connect has released a new smartphone app for fleet customers that allows them to monitor, manage, and act on important information about their entire fleet.

Verizon Connect has released a new smartphone app for fleet customers that allows them to monitor, manage, and act on important information about their entire fleet.
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Verizon Connect has released a new smartphone app for fleet customers that allows them to monitor, manage, and act on important information about their entire fleet.
The new “Spotlight App” is available for all Reveal customers using Verizon Connect services and is available for both iOS and Android devices. The app includes a live map that allows managers to view vehicles, assets, and electric vehicles in one central location with no limit on the number of vehicles/assets a user can view at once.
An available search function will help fleets quickly find any vehicle, driver, or asset by searching a name or even just part of the name. The Spotlight App helps fleets easily search for specific drivers in their fleet and contact them.
Also, an alert function allows managers to manage driver behavior with real-time alerts. The app will also help provide additional details to give more context to the alert events.
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