FLD Launches OnceOVR Pro Remarketing App
FLD, Inc. has launched the OnceOVR Pro mobile app, an extension of OnceOVR that was released earlier this year on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon for download at no charge.
FLD, Inc. has launched the OnceOVR Pro mobile app, an extension of OnceOVR that was released earlier this year on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon for download at no charge.
OnceOVR Pro is an electronic condition reporting smartphone app that includes multiple inspection templates for medium- and heavy-duty trucks that gives users the ability to select critical data points from an index containing more than 3,000 configurations of engines, transmissions and gear reductions.
These added features assist fleet managers, strategic sourcing and procurement professionals nationwide who oversee medium- and heavy-duty truck fleets by allowing them to capture critical data value points in the field, according to the company.
OnceOVR Pro runs independently and places no demand on a fleet manager's existing IT structure or personnel resources. The app also eliminates the need for third-party inspection services. Data captured via OnceOVR Pro is immediately uploaded onto FLD's secure WebAccess fleet remarketing system and becomes accessible from any Web browser.
In addition to inventory management and fleet audit functionality, OnceOVR Pro allows users to receive fair-market-value assessments on their vehicles at any point in time; determine if vehicles should be redeployed; monitor how well drivers are maintaining their vehicles; obtain instant pre- and post-trip inspection reports when transporting vehicles; and track the marketing and branding of vehicles, thus ensuring consistency across the fleet.
To learn more about OnceOVR Pro or to download the app, visit FLD's website or call (800) 754-1522.
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