LeasePlan Upgrades Online Fleet Management Tool
LeasePlan USA has enhanced its ePlan online fleet management tool that helps companies gain more control over their fleets, the fleet management company announced.
LeasePlan USA has enhanced its ePlan online fleet management tool that helps companies gain more control over their fleets, the fleet management company announced.
With a streamlined new interface, featuring an easy-to-use wizard and expanded comparison parameters, LeasePlan's new Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) tool helps lessees decide which vehicles to include in their fleet. The tool offers decision-making information, such as market value depreciation and projected maintenance expenses, using LeasePlan's models.
LeasePlan has also upgraded the Executive Summary report, which gives fleet managers a comprehensive look at their fleet's operating costs for better budgeting.
"We are committed to delivering the most comprehensive information to our clients so they can make smart decisions and drive their business forward," said Nancy D'Amico, chief information officer.
ePlan for Drivers is enhancing safety services and streamlining registration renewal processes. Drivers can now view a more complete picture of their safety training history, better manage motor vehicle records, more easily view registration requirements and upload images to complete renewal as well.
Many of these enhancements will roll out with the next updates to MyLeasePlan, a mobile app launched in 2016 that makes it easy for drivers to manage their company vehicles while on-the-go.
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