The dedicated web resource details partner applications ready for integration with TomTom’s WEBFLEET platform, including office solutions, such as CRM, ERP, scheduling and planning software.
The company said the move is at the heart of its strategy to create added value for connected vehicle and fleet management solutions and expand its network of development partners.
Thomas Schmidt, TomTom Business Solutions’ managing director, said: ‘By bringing fleet management data together with information from a host of other software systems, companies can benefit from greater efficiencies across all areas of their business – from workflow management to customer service. With our seamless integration options customers do not have to change the way they work, they simply improve it.
‘The App Center will also host in-vehicle and mobile applications. Recently, TomTom opened the Bluetooth channel on its in-vehicle LINK tracking device, enabling connectivity with a host of hardware devices for use in and around the vehicle, and the company said the App Center launch is designed to spark the development of more integrated business applications, further enhancing the potential of TomTom’s fleet management platform.
The App Center can be found online at: http://integration.business.tomtom.com