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Halfords to showcase payment card service at Silverstone Fleet Show

One of a large number of fleet services providers exhibiting at the Show, Halfords will be focusing on its ‘fleetcard’, which is a new cashless payment card launched last year for fleet customers allowing them to streamline their purchasing functions by reducing unnecessary admin.

The Halfords fleetcard enables the employees of participating companies to purchase items from a pre-agreed list of products – resulting in centralised payments that remove the need for businesses to process individual expense claims.

As well as making the billing process more efficient, fleetcard allows business customers to standardise the brand, quality and price of the products purchased by ensuring they all come from the same source. And with optimum card security and no set-up fees, the fleetcard brings further attractions for fleets.

Halfords fleetcard account manager Beverley Sime said: “We believe there is real demand for this service – which offers businesses operating a fleet of vehicles the potential to significantly reduce the complexity handling large numbers of individual transactions.

“Not only can fleetcard customers approve items for their employees to purchase from a list over 10,000 product lines but with 465 Halfords stores placing us within 20 minutes for 90% of the UK population we offer unrivalled convenience.”

To find out more about the Halfords fleetcard, visit stand B19 at the Fleet Show where sister company Halfords Autocentres will also be exhibiting and offering a special offer for fleets.

For more details of the Fleet World Fleet Show 2015, which is being sponsored by Barclaycard Fuel+ in association with TMC, please phone 01727 739160, visit www.thefleetshow.co.uk or click here to register: www.thefleetshow.co.uk/visiting

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Written by 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.

Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.

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