1. Request and event capture
Accidents, breakdowns, maintenance needs, tyre changes, and roadside requests are captured digitally so drivers, operations, and suppliers work from the same starting dataset.
The FleetMole Services area reframes the official service scope through a digital operations lens. The goal is not only to collect demand, but to make service decisions faster, more visible, and easier to measure.
Maintenance, damage, tyre, replacement, supplier, safe-driving, and telematics services are designed to work in connection with Manager, Partner, Rent, Tracker, Tyre, Trader, and AI.
FleetMole service lines are designed to connect maintenance, damage, replacement, training, and supplier workflows to one operating backbone.
Turns the full damage process, from first notice to repair decision, into a visible and reportable flow.
Organizes scheduled maintenance, breakdowns, and work-order plans under central rules.
Manages the tyre lifecycle together with fitting, rotation, stock, and storage workflows.
Makes supplier and service capacity, regional coverage, contracts, and quality standards manageable.
Provides fast matching to preserve mobility continuity during damage, maintenance, or breakdown events.
Structures post-accident depreciation cases together with financial visibility.
Brings responsibility, collection, and case tracking into one controlled line.
Turns roadside assistance and urgent support into a more controlled and traceable service plan.
Matches driving behavior with training needs to build risk-reduction action plans.
Connects live location, alerts, usage, and driving data to decision-support reporting.
The FleetMole service approach treats the workflow from the moment an event occurs to the final report as one connected operational chain, not a set of disconnected tasks.
Accidents, breakdowns, maintenance needs, tyre changes, and roadside requests are captured digitally so drivers, operations, and suppliers work from the same starting dataset.
The best-fit workshop or supplier is matched through criteria such as SLA, location, capacity, vehicle segment, and service standard.
Repair, delivery, return, compensation, and recovery steps become traceable, while cost, speed, and quality performance are reported consistently.
Instead of managing claims, maintenance, replacement, logistics, and field support as isolated functions, build them on one screen, one decision line, and one reporting standard.