Geotab's Fleet Management Software Ranked in Top Three
Capterra ranked Geotab second for top fleet management software solutions.
Geotab has been ranked second for top fleet management software solutions by Capterra, an online service that helps businesses find the right software.
Out of 140,000 users, Geotab is the most widely used fleet management software, according to the service.
Capterra determined the rankings using its popularity index, which weighs and ranks number of customers, number of users, and social media presence to give each software solution a popularity score.
The new research has been displayed in an infographic: The Top 20 Most Popular Fleet Management Software Solutions. This study is part of a series of Top 20 research from Capterra, and is the first to focus on the Fleet Management software sector.
Geotab helps businesses of all sizes better manage their drivers and vehicles by extracting accurate and actionable intelligence from real-time data.
Fortune 500 companies, including 40 percent of the top ten fleets and 18 percent of the top 100 fleets in North America, use Geotab’s solutions to improve productivity, optimize fleets through the reduction of fuel consumption, enhance driver safety, and achieve stronger compliance to regulatory changes.
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