Among the developments on show will be Webfleet Fleet Advisor, the AI assistant that helps fleets access faster, data-driven insights into fleet performance. By allowing users to query performance data in natural language, it is designed to help operators identify trends, uncover opportunities for improvement and make more informed decisions.
Webfleet will also showcase its growing OEM.connect programme, including its recent integration with MAN Trucks.
This allows compatible vehicles to connect to the Webfleet platform, without the need for additional hardware, helping simplify deployment while giving operators access to core fleet data such as vehicle location, fuel metrics, speed data, ignition status and odometer readings.
Visitors to stand G51 will also be able to see how Webfleet supports transport and logistics operators by bringing together a wide range of vehicle and operational insights, driver support and safety tools.
This includes driver terminals, vehicle cameras, tachograph and workflow management solutions designed to support compliance, improve productivity and make drivers’ working life easier.
“Transport operators are under constant pressure to improve efficiency, support drivers and make the best possible use of fleet data,” said Alex Crane-Robinson, Webfleet Regional Director, UK and Ireland.
“As operations become more complex, having the right insights at the right time is becoming ever more important. RTX gives us the opportunity to demonstrate how Webfleet can help operators make faster, more informed decisions across their day-to-day operations.”