Engineius wins Best Fleet Software Product Award 2021
Engineius wins its second automotive industry award in two months, claiming best fleet service software product at the Business Car awards held at Nobu in London.
Engineius was recognised for its technology designed for fleets to create a better end-user experience and streamline manual processes.
The Business Car Awards have recognised excellence in the automotive fleet sector for over ten years, identifying the best cars that fleets should be running, highlighting innovation and fleet expertise among suppliers, and rewarding excellence among fleet operators.
Our managing director, Calum Slowther, said: “To win not one, but two awards in such a short space of time, after only telling our story to the press earlier in the year is an incredible feat”.
Engineius also won the fleet management innovation award with leading automotive magazine Company Car Today in August.
“Our aim is to give customers the same control of operating vehicle movements in-house, but with the flexibility of an on-demand solution. Technology is what differentiates Engineius from other vehicle movement providers, so we’re very proud to be recognised by Business Car for the best fleet service software product award” Calum continues.
The judges commented: “Engineius impressed our judges by offering a one-stop-shop for booking, tracking and managing vehicle movements, with easy reporting tools, a reduced admin burden for customers, and a clear focus on appealing to the fleet market”.
Engineius launched in 2018 and has been quickly adopted by many major fleets to assist with vehicle logistics, including Hertz, Hitachi, Arval, Jardine Motors and AA Driving School amongst others.
Vehicle collections and deliveries are completed by Engineius’ network of over 500 drivers and transport agents, who enjoy the flexibility of managing their own schedule whilst driving for many premium brands. The business continues to grow at pace and welcomes talking to anyone who would be interested in joining their driver network.