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Toyota, Motorq Partner on Connected Fleet Data
Motorq’s cloud-based system ingests and monitors Toyota’s embedded telematics data, runs advanced analytics, contextualizes the insights with other information sets such as weather and mapping, and delivers those insights to customers via application programming interfaces and other tools.

Through this collaboration, Motorq will be able to access and analyze near-real-time data from Toyota's connected vehicles and to provide fleet managers with actionable insights.
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Motorq, a connected-car data and analytics software platform company, and Toyota Motor North America are collaborating to help fleet owners and managers of Toyota vehicles derive better business intelligence from their connected fleets. Through this collaboration, Motorq will be able to access and analyze near-real-time data from Toyota's connected vehicles and to provide fleet managers with actionable insights.
Leveraging Motorq's platform, customers can track the location of vehicles, identify vehicles that need maintenance, review their drivers' performance, and react quickly to incidents in the field. Moreover, fleet managers no longer need to install after-market devices for most use cases — they can simply leverage the advanced hardware Toyota has already embedded inside the connected vehicle at the factory.
Motorq’s cloud-based system ingests and monitors Toyota’s embedded telematics data, runs advanced analytics, contextualizes the insights with other information sets such as weather and mapping, and delivers those insights to customers via application programming interfaces and other tools. Businesses can easily customize analytics and reporting options and also integrate the insights into their own applications and workflows.
Motorq’s data processing is governed by its consent-management system. Motorq works with customers to require and obtain all required consents and supports Toyota’s commitment to customer data privacy.
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