ITS Compliance Rebrands as Fleetworthy Solutions
ITS Compliance, a provider of cloud-based compliance services and solutions to the transportation industry, has rebranded to Fleetworthy Solutions, the company has announced.
ITS Compliance, a provider of cloud-based compliance services and solutions to the transportation industry, has rebranded to Fleetworthy Solutions, the company has announced.
The new brand reflects the company's evolution over three decades of providing compliance solutions that exceed state and federal standards through the combination of data, technology and experienced people to improve compliance visibility, and ultimately make the roads safer.
Fleetworthy Solutions is building on the ITS legacy established over three decades and using the expertise to take fleets of all types and sizes to new heights through the power of intelligent compliance, according to the company.
Fleetworthy's proprietary approach to integrating exceptional client service, advanced technologies and unmatched industry expertise. Intelligent compliance provides fleets with the visibility and control it takes to streamline processes, reduce risk and improve profitability. Fleetworthy solutions measure, monitor and manage compliance levels for driver and fleet safety, licensing and permitting and fuel tax reconciliation.
Comply 2.0, Fleetworthy's Intelligent Compliance platform, provides better visibility and control over fleets to streamline processes, cover gaps and reduce risk. Comply 2.0's dashboard and streamlined redesign optimize customer data into easily manageable panels, or "smart tiles" that represent key data, such as Driver Qualification, Driver-Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR), Hours of Service (HOS) and exempt logs, according to the company.
This combination of quick access to information, along with powerful analytics, helps clients make the critical decisions for Department of Transportation (DOT) and other federal, state and local regulatory compliance needs.
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