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Leasing broker Gateway2Lease has fully integrated Ebbon Automotive’s e-procurement platform, Leaselink, with its back-office system

Latest industry news includes Licence Check completes more than one million licences in a calendar year for the first time and Sopp+Sopp partners with Wondle for unreported damage.

The latest industry news, including broker growth for Ebbon Automotive and Targa Telematics strikes data deal with Ford.

Latest DVLA figures confirm Licence Check as number one - Licence Checking - FleetPoint

1 person found this useful Almost half a million car owners are planning to sell their cars and rent vehicles instead, according to new research. Data from Ebbon Intelligence, a new company that uses artificial intelligence to help clients manage their automotive fleets more effectively, found that 453,461 plan to sell their cars this year to save money, while a further 403,077 intend to sell their cars to help reduce the number of vehicles on the road to help protect the environment. The compa...

Date: 04 February 2021   |   Author: Sean Keywood Licence Check has introduced a new feature designed to improve efficiency and security with its Davis fleet compliance management system. The single sign on (SSO) feature gives a company user access to multiple applications and services from a single user login, cutting the need for multiple usernames and passwords for different applications. Benefits are said to include simplified username and password mana...

1 person found this useful Ebbon Group has moved into artificial intelligence (AI) with a new partnership with Zegami, and the creation of a new business entity, Ebbon Intelligence. Ebbon Intelligence will be 80% owned by the Ebbon Group and 20% by Zegami. Ebbon Group have invested in perpetual rights to use the existing technology assets and future developments of Zegami for all the automotive sector. A team from Zegami will also work with Ebbon on an ongoing basis to help adapt technologies f...

Click the thumbs up > Ebbon-Dacs is reporting a sharp increase in usage of its electronic vehicle delivery and collection solution, MoDel, despite the coronavirus pandemic. From January to end of November, there was a 65% rise in new vehicle deliveries through the MoDel-VM stand-alone version which is intended for vehicle deliveries which are not integrated with Ebbon-Dacs’ e-procurement platform, Leaselink. Now the most popular form of the MoDel solution, MoDel-VM accounted for more than 341...