Another plus point in making the decision was that the ruggedized tablets supplied by Webfleet are compatible with both ePOD (electronic proof of delivery) and EDIFACT (electronic data interchange) as well as eDefect reporting. Of the three companies on the shortlist, the team decided that Webfleet offered the best overall package and chose the Webfleet Software as a Service (SaaS) fleet management solution, together with PRO series Truck driver terminals and LINK boxes for advanced integration into the vehicle. The company invested a lot of time undertaking an industry wide analysis of what was available and operating a rigorous tender process before arriving at a shortlist of three companies.

Marshalls operates the dynamic planning system, REACH, which is fed by telematics, and had experienced a lot of issues in the past with previous providers.

It found that each of them had certain core strengths, such as strong tracking or mapping, but were poor on the actual telematics. Over the last decade Marshalls has invested heavily in telematics, having had three different providers during that period. In the UK the company operates more than 200 vehicles, including the largest in-house 44 tonne crane fleet of 173 vehicles. Marshalls products can be found in locations all over the world. It supplies natural stone products, including Yorkstone, sandstone, limestone, granite and slate, together with a wide range of other materials including steel, stainless steel, aluminium, cast iron, concrete, plastic and Ferrocast for use in hard landscaping, street furniture, counter terrorism solutions and water management systems. With manufacturing facilities and offices throughout the UK, the company also has facilities in Vietnam, China and India and a European operation based in Belgium.

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