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Record360 Launches Inspection and Condition Reporting Dashboard, App
The dashboard and mobile app capture real-time data, images and notes to help car rental companies manage asset condition records and reduce condition disputes with customers.
by Staff
May 17, 2015
Photo courtesy of Record360.
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Photo courtesy of Record360.
Record360 announced its property inspection and asset condition reporting dashboard and mobile app is now available for car rental companies. Zipcar is currently one of the rental companies using the service.
Record360 automates how companies manage asset condition reporting and aims to reduce disputes with customers over damage during their rental period.
The dashboard and app provide time-stamped, geo-tagged records of property at the time of exchange. It also captures real-time data, images and notes on any damage that occurs.
“Billions are lost each year in damages missed during the exchange of property, vehicles and equipment, while countless damage disputes impact relationships, customer satisfaction, and cause negative press,” said Shane Skinner, Record360 CEO. “Asset condition and claims management processes dependent on paper or low-fidelity digital reporting are clearly outdated and Revenue 360 fills the gap with a modern solution.”
Record360 is available for iOS (7.0 or later) and on Samsung Tab 4, Samsung Tab Pro, Google Nexus Tablet, and most Android 4.4+ devices.
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