Ctrack has partnered with Artura to develop a telematics-enabled accident and repair solution that will enable fleets to streamline the claims process, reduce insurance costs and minimise vehicle downtime. It will bring together Ctrack’s leading dashcam technology with Artura’s rapid-response incident management system to create a single, integrated platform and simplified driver experience.
“By teaming up with Artura, we can deliver genuine value to fleets looking to improve their claims and incident management,” explains Steve Thomas, Managing Director of Ctrack UK. “As a key part of the partnership, we have develop the integrated accident and repair solution that will provide a rapid response when it matters, enabling fleets to protect both their bottom line and productivity levels.”
Instant incident notification via the dashcam, backed by a driver reporting app, will streamline the entire claims process and capture the evidence needed to quickly determine who was at fault. This will enable robust claims intervention and defence that prevents escalating third-party costs, helps reduce insurance premiums, and supports swift vehicle recovery and repair.
Alan Atkins, Group Commercial Director at Artura commented: “This is an exciting opportunity for us to deliver comprehensive accident and repair support by combining the proven expertise of both Ctrack and Artura . Those fleets taking advantage of our integrated approach will gain unrivalled fleet protection, along with a host of financial and operational benefits. This will include a £150 excess contribution for each claim and a complimentary courtesy vehicle for all non-fault incidents.”
“We will be working closely with the team at Artura to promote our respective propositions as well as identifying ways to further automate and streamline our integrated incident, claims and repair processes. We believe by working with like-minded industry experts we can build on the success we have achieved and find new ways to help our customers achieve fleet-related benefits and improvements,” adds Steve Thomas.
