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Fleet Complete Partners with Ford Data Services
All model-year 2020 Ford vehicles equipped with telematics-ready hardware will have access to the Fleet Complete platform without additional hardware and associated costs.

Image courtesy of Fleet Complete / Ford.
All model-year 2020 Ford vehicles equipped with telematics-ready hardware will have access to the Fleet Complete platform without additional hardware and associated costs, according to a company announcement.
This is part of Fleet Complete’s recent integration with Ford Data Services. The new integration will provide a turn-key solution for customers that purchase Ford products and use Fleet Complete software.
"Ford is committed to bringing transformative solutions to our fleet customers to help them get more out of their vehicles," said Michelle Moody, director of marketing for ford commercial solutions. "We're pleased to welcome Fleet Complete as an authorized Ford Data Services™ provider, offering Ford fleet owners seamless integration with their telematics services. On Model Year 2020 Ford vehicles, Fleet Complete telematics platform provides in-depth insights into fleet performance and driver behavior to help ensure smooth-running operations and drive business growth."
Fleet Complete’s telematics software helps fleet customers collect accurate vehicle data and identify cost reduction opportunities, increase safety, and improve operations.
This new integration went into effect March 2020.
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