ORCODA, a leading provider of innovative fleet management solutions, has signed an agreement with S & N Bennett Investments Pty Ltd the owners of Koala Cars, one of Australia’s premier car rental providers. The collaboration will kick off with a six-week trial of ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT, an innovative mobile application designed to provide a simplified fully digital all-in-one service to book a car, make payments, sign customer agreements, locate the vehicle, open and start the vehicle from within the App, This will undoubtedly improve operational efficiency for their fleet, save on administration costs and enhance the overall customer experience, as well as optimise vehicle utilisation.
ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT offers advanced features for truly digital fleet management, including real-time vehicle tracking, immobilisation, maintenance scheduling, automated check-in/check-out processes, smart contracts, blockchain capability, and customisable reporting. The trial with Koala Cars represents a significant milestone in the evolution of ORCODA’s technology, that could see ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT integrated across Koala Cars’ extensive fleet of over 1,000 vehicles.
Geoff Jamieson, Managing Director of ORCODA, commented, “We are thrilled to be working with Koala Cars for this trial of ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT. The car rental, long term rental and car sharing markets in Australia, and internationally, are vast and dynamic. This trial could be the start of something significant for both our organisations, and we are excited about the potential for growth and innovation that it brings.”
Steve Bennett, Director of Koala Cars, shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT is a fantastic application that we believe will help us optimise and manage our extensive car rental fleet effectively. We look forward to evaluating its performance during the trial and then broader implementation across our fleet. Furthermore, I believe that ORCODA RENTAL CONNECT will have widespread appeal to many other rental car operators seeking to enhance their operations.”
