New epyx modules to help fleets optimise remarketing

A range of eight new modules is now available from epyx to help major fleets take control of their remarketing strategies.

The new epyx tools are being made available in response to customer needs that have arisen in the wake of the pandemic

Aimed at vehicle leasing and other firms, the new modules are based on technology from the epyx 1link Disposal Network platform, enabling existing and potential customers to access the exact digital tools that they require without the need for the full solution.

The new tools are being made available in response to customer needs that have arisen in the wake of the pandemic.

Debbie Fox, commercial director, said: “Digitisation has been one of the key trends of the pandemic period, with many businesses utilising the time and opportunity afforded by successive lockdowns to rethink how they can use technology in new and creative ways.

“This is certainly something that we have seen in relation to remarketing, with motor finance, vehicle leasing and other major fleets looking to maximise the effectiveness of their defleeting strategies, whether ex-fleet stock or retail PCP returns.

“The eight-module range means fleets can, on one hand, stay on top of their remarketing programme, minimise administration and maintain relationships with partners while, on the other, identify new opportunities, use data more strategically and develop insights.”

The modules include Sales Booster, Logistics Organiser, Inspector, Damage Recharger, Auction Operator, Task Manager, Online Sales Simplifier and Data Analyser.

Fox continued: “These modules, we believe, provide the means for fleets to take control of their defleet digitisation in exactly the manner they desire. While the final shape of the new normal is very much in flux, they make the right technology available at all times.”

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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.