Could vehicle-initiated payments change the future of fleet management?
Every fuel stop, toll, parking fee and service appointment generates another transaction to manage. As fleets become increasingly connected, organisations are looking for simpler ways to manage these payments while improving visibility and control.
In a recent interview with Fleet Auto News, Chris Tulloch, President, Custom Fleet, shared his perspective on how vehicle-initiated payments could simplify fleet operations and support the next evolution of connected fleet management.
Connected vehicle payment technology has the potential to streamline fleet payments while providing greater visibility, control and insight into operating costs.
Cohen McElroyMarketing and Communications Manager ANZ
11 Aug 20262 min read
Moving beyond traditional fuel cards
For many organisations, fuel cards have long been the standard way to manage fleet vehicle expenses. But as fleets become more connected and mobility needs increase in complexity, payment solutions are evolving, too.
Vehicle-initiated payments have the potential to support a wider range of vehicle-related transactions, from refuelling and EV charging to tolls, parking and servicing.
Bringing these expenses together through connected technology could reduce administration while giving fleet managers greater oversight of spend.