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Zeeba Rolls Out Fleet Services for B2B Van Rentals
The on-demand van rental service aims to provide complete fleet services to business clients, including a mobile app that features vehicle location and driving behavior.
February 9, 2021
The rental platform is developing a mobile app that includes live vehicle location, driving behavior, vehicle impact, and boundary restrictions.
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Zeeba, an on-demand van rental service servicing California and Seattle, Wash., announced it will be growing its business development team to reach small- and medium-sized business organizations for with van rentals.
The startup aims to provide complete fleet services to its business-to-business clients along with their van rental.
“The idea is to become a one-stop shop for fleet renters, meaning we provide the vehicles, maintenance, registrations, claims management, and toll and parking management,” said Zeeba CEO Kayvon Marashi. “We believe we’re the first to market for this kind of service.”
The rental platform is developing a white label mobile app to provide partner management teams with live data. The app, offered at no extra charge, includes features like live vehicle location, driving behavior, vehicle impact, and boundary restrictions.
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