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Lab couriers in Brooklyn, watering crews in New York, car deliveries in Hungary, waste trucks in Montana. How they run their day, in their own words.
Rees Construction · Construction
Clients cannot dispute that we showed up. That has been the biggest change for us day to day.
Tyler PilonOwner, Rees Construction Ltd
Read the story →- Construction · Sudbury, Ontario
Rees Construction has proof of every site visit now.
Every crew on one map and every site visit on record. Clients stopped disputing the work.
Read the story → - Data protection consulting · Bremerhaven, Germany
DataCM stopped texting check-ins. Arrivals are logged on their own now.
Geofences record arrival and departure at every service call. Set up in under 30 minutes.
Read the story → - Lab courier · Brooklyn, New York
Sherman Abrams Laboratory dispatches its couriers without calling around.
A live map of every courier, recurring pickups, and signatures and photos at each stop.
Read the story → - Waste collection · Ennis, Montana
Madison Valley Waste got its first routing software running in one day.
Drivers work through one route, mark stops as done, and take a photo when something's wrong.
Read the story → - Car delivery · Hungary
AVALON knows when every driver will be back.
A live map of every car delivery, so partners get a real delivery time. Rolled out in about a week.
Read the story → - Nonprofit · New York City
The Hort's watering crews work from one route and one photo log.
A New York nonprofit keeps plants alive across the city, with a route for each operator and photos from every site.
Read the story → - Home health care
Kavira Health sends the clinician who's closest, not the one on the schedule.
Dispatchers see every clinician on the map and send whoever is nearest to the next patient, even someone already on the road.
Read the story → - Bike share · New York City
Motivate grew productivity by more than 50% in three months.
New York's bike share team moved from Google Sheets and push-to-talk phones to one system for dispatchers and drivers.
Read the story → - Commercial cleaning · New Jersey
Dex&Co can see its quality managers reach every client site.
Quality managers travel across New Jersey. The office sees on the map which accounts got their visit.
Read the story → - Live events
iRock pulls client visit reports in seconds, across 100+ event sites a week.
Event staff work at over 100 locations every week. Visit data used to take hours to piece together.
Read the story → - Field operations
Global SGE replaced WhatsApp updates with a live map.
Field staff used to report visits by phone, WhatsApp and photos. Now supervisors see coverage on the map and in heat maps.
Read the story → - City parking · OmahaPark Omaha
Park Omaha sees its whole parking team on one map.
The city's parking staff work all over Omaha. Supervisors now see everyone live, and the city reports higher revenue since.
Read the story → - Community health · Indonesia
SID's health promoters spend more time with families and less on the road.
A nonprofit in Indonesia assigns each follow-up visit to the nearest health promoter, with routes planned for them.
Read the story → - Bike share · Chicago
Divvy Chicago almost doubled productivity in three months.
Chicago's bike share swapped costly GPS units for phones and an app the station team found simple.
Read the story → - Restoration and repair
Entrusted swapped two mapping systems for one.
A restoration company had its trucks on one map and its jobs on another. Now both are in Hellotracks, with better routes.
Read the story → - Micro-mobility
Wheels stopped calculating routes by hand.
A micro-mobility operator automated job assignments and routes, with more done per worker and lower travel costs.
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