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Samsara Launches Integrated Fleet Management Solution for Ford Vehicles
Samsara announced a new integration with Ford Commercial Solutions as part of a continued effort to unlock the power of embedded telematics data for fleet customers.

Samsara’s Ford Data Services integration is currently available in beta for eligible Ford
commercial vehicles starting model year 2018 or newer in the U.S. with factory installed connectivity devices.
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Samsara announced a new integration with Ford Commercial Solutions as part of a continued effort to unlock the power of embedded telematics data for fleet customers. With this new launch comes a turnkey integration between Samsara and Ford Data Services to seamlessly bring data from Ford’s factory-installed telematics devices into the Samsara fleet management platform.
“We’re excited to welcome Samsara as an authorized Ford Data Services provider, offering Ford fleet owners seamless integration with their Ford vehicles with embedded modems” said Michelle Moody, director Ford Commercial Solutions. “We are committed to ensuring customers have the power of choice, to get manufacturer-grade vehicle information from the telematics provider of their choice.”
Without installing additional hardware on eligible Ford commercial vehicles with factory installed connectivity devices, customers can now bring Ford-specific data—such as GPS location, diagnostics, and fuel usage—into Samsara’s unified platform. This platform includes AI dash cams, Vehicle Gateways, Asset Gateways, and more. This manufacturer-grade data can also be leveraged across other business-critical systems, such as payroll and supply chain, by using Samsara’s open API.
“Fleets are increasingly looking to use data collected directly from embedded telematics devices, but if this data isn’t seamlessly integrated into other existing systems it can become more of a headache than a benefit,” said Chris Mozzocchi, director of OEM Integrations at Samsara, “Now, Ford vehicle fleets can collect actionable data from their embedded devices and analyze it alongside the rest of their Samsara data. At the end of the day, this will help fleets run more efficiently, so they can save time and money.”
Samsara’s Ford Data Services integration is currently available in beta for eligible Ford commercial vehicles starting model-year 2018 or newer in the U.S. with factory installed connectivity devices.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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