MULTIBRAND leasing provider and broker funder Leasys UK is to provide Accident Management and Fleet Safety services to its corporate customers.
Partnering with end-to-end incident provider FMG, fleets with 25 vehicles or more can either choose the combined service or the products separately.
Leasys Accident Management
The new Accident Management service provides a full end-to-end solution including a full package of operational reporting, streamlined communications, the provision of relief vehicles and rapid and effective repairs. The service also works with self-insured fleets, meaning customers can maintain coverage and continue with their existing insurance programme.
With customer experience a key focus, Leasys says the all-encompassing Accident Management service alleviates the often-time-consuming administrative burden for customers dealing with the aftermath of accidents.
Access to the Leasys Driver Helpline also simplifies the process of reporting an accident, says Leasys, without having to inform fleet managers, while an online platform allows customers to quickly and easily track the repair status of their vehicle or fleet.
Leasys Fleet Safety
Designed to support customers with their health and safety and corporate social responsibility (CSR) requirements, the new Fleet Safety service utilises telematics technology to manage risk, improve driver safety, and reduce the risk of accidents.
The service includes:
- A Complete Driver Safety solution, providing fleet managers with a comprehensive picture of the safety of their vehicles.
- An online platform with simple, 24/7 access to driver and vehicle status data.
- Tailored reporting with detailed analysis on how drivers are using their vehicles, including speed, braking, journey times, and location.
Data from the Fleet Safety service can be used to inform customers in detail of which drivers and vehicles would benefit from switching to an electric vehicle (EV), as part of the service’s EV Suitability Module.
Additionally, the Driver Behaviour Monitoring, Intervention, and Training feature offers prevention measures to reduce road risk and improve driver safety, allowing customers to track driver performance and implement training on any issues identified.
Covering the full spectrum of fleet vehicles, the service can also be integrated with ‘grey fleet’ vehicles , enabling customers to assess all their vehicles as needed for CSR purposes.
“We’re excited to be launching our comprehensive new Accident Management and Fleet Safety services in partnership with FMG as we further expand our corporate customer offering. With solutions designed to minimise risk and maximise safety and efficiency, the combined services will support customers via a tailored, convenient accident management approach to fleet safety.”
Dave Parry, Commercial Director at FMG, added: “We’re delighted to support Leasys with this forward-thinking integrated solution which optimises driver convenience and safety by linking together two key components of FMG’s proposition, our Accident Management and Risk Reduction services. We look forward to minimising risk and unlocking greater value for Leasys’ clients.”
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