Automotive tech firm strikes deal to keep drivers safe

The Marque Group has teamed up with Digital Innk to enhance its existing driver compliance procedures and help keep employees safe.

The Marque Group is using Digital Innk’s solutions to streamline complex administrative tasks and elevate driver completion rates

The business works with brands across the UK, Germany, Australia and New Zealand, using advanced data integrations to deliver automotive solutions used by brands including Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Suzuki, Ford, Toyota and Stellantis.

It’s now using Digital Innk’s compliance tool and automated driving licence checking for its fleet, streamlining complex administrative tasks and elevating driver completion rates through an easy-to-use app.  The driving licence checker allows fleet managers to check licences every three, six or 12 months, depending on the risk profile. Any issues are automatically flagged, and driver legal acceptance is completed with an e-mandate.Rhys Davies, chief financial officer at Marque Group, said: “As Marque Group Solutions (part of Marque Group) continues to enhance and transform its compliance policies and procedures, it was evident that the business’s current HR platforms still relied upon manual processes for validating the eligibility of employees to drive for business purposes.“Digital Innk provided an automated solution that is embedded into our compliance processes, and the set-up and implementation process were seamless. It’s been a great partnership between the companies as we continually evolve to offer SaaS solutions to the automotive and mobility sector.” Angela Montacute, CEO of Digital Innk, commented: “The Marque Group develops the latest software for the world’s leading automotive brands, so it was a pleasure to work with them on rolling out our compliance technology. Digital technology has a vital role in play in making compliance procedures easier to manage and more accessible for employees, which ultimately makes for safer fleets.”

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.