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Motorcity Systems Creates App for Driver Engagement
Motorcity Systems' new integrated cloud-based mobile app helps fleets optimize operational efficiency giving fleets and their drivers capabilities such as instant messaging and document scanning.

As a fully integrated app, Roller works with Motorcity’s Relay driver-to-dispatch messaging platform to accelerate cash flow and enhance the driver experience.
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Motorcity Systems, a software and integration solutions provider for trucking companies, announced the release of Roller, a cloud-based mobile app that increases driver engagement and operational efficiency.
Roller presents a simplified approach to driver mobile connectivity. The app connects with fleets’ existing systems and is built with a modular design so carriers can customize their usage to those features they need to deliver integrated workflows for reaching higher levels productivity.
“Our new Roller app gives us the ability to offer customers a mobile solution that is highly complementary to and integrated with the Motorcity Systems platform,” said Bob Stemple, president and co-founder of Motorcity in a statement. “This platform approach gives fleets and their drivers instant messaging and document scanning, along with other essential and extended mobile workflow options, as a natively built option within the Motorcity technology and integration platform.”
Roller is compatible with both iOS and Android devices and can be customized to meet specific business needs. As a fully integrated app, Roller works with Motorcity’s Relay driver-to-dispatch messaging platform to:
Accelerate cash flow by getting proof-of-delivery receipts and other trip documents to the office for instant review. If any documents need to be rescanned, drivers can receive instant feedback.
Enhance the driver experienceby simplifying and unifying workflows. Drivers receive accurate, up-to-date information and clear tasks through real-time integration with fleet telematics and transportation management systems (TMS).
Both products connect with existing fleet systems via the cloud-based Torque integration platform from Motorcity Systems. Pre-built connections in Torque eliminate the time and expense of working with multiple technology vendors to deliver integrated fleet management solutions. The platform also helps fleets scale their business systems as they grow and evolve.
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