#AUTOMILE BOX FOR FREE#
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Automile is not responsible for any loss or damage in shipping from the customer. We will not replace a stolen device.ĭefective devices within warranty period (12 months) will be replaced with a new or refurbished product or component, in accordance with the hardware warranty in our Terms and Conditions.Īutomile will pay for the return shipment if the product is damaged due to no fault on customer´s side. User inflicted damage to unit will void the device warranty and will not be accepted. You must inform Automile of any order discrepancy or damage within 72 hours of the delivery date. Please allow at least two weeks for a return to be processed, at which time a refund, credit or exchange will be made. What is stated above shall apply to the fullest extent permitted by law in the applicable jurisdiction.

The customer will pay for the return shipment. All return(s) must have the original packaging and accessories intact. No refunds will be given on due or paid fees on a product that has been opened or used. No refunds will be granted after 14 days, unless you received a damaged product in which case our hardware warranty may apply. You must request a return for refund within 14 days of receiving the Automile Tracker.

#AUTOMILE BOX FOR FREE#

Customers receive their sensory kits for free as part of the latter two plans.Return and Refund Policy for Automile Tracker: If you don´t wish to keep your Automile Tracker:

According to the startup’s website, this data can not only help streamline fleet management but also reduce insurance expenses in certain circumstances.Īutomile offers its service in three tiers priced at $5.90, $14.90 and $19.90 per car per month, respectively. Its service displays most of everything from speeding incidents and driving trends to vehicle maintenance schedules.

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Dispatchers can use the information to quickly find drivers in a given area when a local client or colleague requires their services.ĭecision-makers, meanwhile, have access to a historical view of driver activity that Automile says is useful for assessing operations.

For organizations that require more fine-grained visibility, the startup offers a sensory kit called Automile Box that’s designed to be installed under a vehicle’s dashboard and can collect additional details such as the length of trips. These companies rely on its service to handle most aspects of their fleet management operations, starting with dispatching.Īutomile provides a visual tracking console that makes it possible to keep tabs on where drivers are headed using location data from their smartphones. The cash infusion will help Automile expand its customer base, which already includes more than 6,000 firms ranging from small businesses to global brands such as Nestlé SA. TechCrunch reports that the round also saw the participation of Salesforce Ventures, Dawn Capital, Point Nine Capital and Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom. Automile’s efforts have recently attracted a $7.5 million investment led by cloud-focused fund SaaStr. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based offers a service that promises to reduce the load on logistics personnel using real-time sensory data from the field. But according to Automile Inc., it doesn’t have to be. The massive amount of administrative work involved in managing a company’s vehicle fleet can be overwhelming even for the most well-staffed operations department.

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