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Many hands at the wheel, simple administration.

Many drivers with changing vehicles, often working shifts. Administration should stay simple.

What matters most
  • Shift work
  • changing drivers
  • different languages
  • simple to use
Driver app, report a claim, step 3 of 5: tap damaged parts on a vehicle sketchDriver app, report a claim, step 3 of 5: tap damaged parts on a vehicle sketch
Guided claim report in the Driver app. Sample data.

Starting point: care

What slows down daily work with changing drivers

One small car, three shifts, five people in a week. Care has no time to spare for fleet questions.

  • The scratch is only noticed by the next shift. Who was it?

    With ClamioWhoever notices it reports it immediately, with photos. If several people drive the same vehicle, the assignment with its period shows who had it when.

  • Many languages are spoken in the team.

    With ClamioThe app speaks the driver’s language. There are eight languages to choose from.

  • There is no time for training; staff change.

    With ClamioThe app is reduced to reporting and confirming; existing data is prefilled.

  • Staff fear being monitored.

    With ClamioEach driver only sees their own cases. There is no ranking of drivers.

  • A parking ticket from a home visit; three people had the car.

    With ClamioThe fleet assigns the violation to the driver at the time of the offence. The deadline is in the file.

  • Several facilities under one provider.

    With ClamioEach facility becomes an organisation under your customer account, with roles and permissions per organisation.

Everyday care

Three cases from shift work

Case 1 · Claim

The late shift notices a scratch

The early shift parks the car, the late shift gets in. There is something on the wing that was not there yesterday.

  1. Notice

    Whose turn: Driver

    The late-shift driver sees the scratch before setting off.

  2. Sketch and photos

    Whose turn: Driver

    They report the claim with guidance in the app and mark the spot on the vehicle sketch, with photos.

  3. Received

    Whose turn: Fleet

    The report arrives in the office as a claim file. Vehicle and driver are assigned.

  4. Period

    Whose turn: Fleet

    If several people drive the same vehicle, the assignment with its period shows who had it when.

  5. Garage

    Whose turn: Garage

    If a repair is carried out, the garage receives the order in its portal.

In the app
The report and its status. No costs.
For the office
Photos, vehicle and driver are there before anyone has to ask.

Case 2 · Claim

A driver reports in her own language

German is the second or third language for many in the team. A claim report should not fail because of that.

  1. Language

    Whose turn: Driver

    The driver uses the app in her language, for example Polish.

  2. Guided reporting

    Whose turn: Driver

    The report leads in steps through vehicle parts, photos and location. Vehicle and location are prefilled.

  3. Draft

    Whose turn: Driver

    If a photo is missing, the report stays saved as a draft and is completed later.

  4. Claim

    Whose turn: Fleet

    On completion the draft becomes a claim in the Fleet portal, with vehicle and driver.

Eight languages
German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish.
Devices
iOS, Android and iPad, portrait and landscape.

Case 3 · Violation

A parking ticket during a home visit

Parked briefly, needed longer. The letter arrives in the office weeks later.

  1. Letter

    Whose turn: Fleet

    The warning fee arrives in the office, addressed to the keeper.

  2. Record

    Whose turn: Fleet

    The fleet creates the violation, with time and place of the offence.

  3. Who drove

    Whose turn: Fleet

    It assigns it to the driver at the time of the offence, even if several people had the car that day.

  4. In the app

    Whose turn: Driver

    The driver sees her violation in the app, without amounts, and can upload documents.

  5. Deadline

    Whose turn: Fleet

    The deadline is in the file and runs visibly.

In the violation file
Amount, payment deadline, time of the offence and who pays.
Recharge
The fleet decides whether to recharge the driver.
Violation file: fine with open amount, payment deadline, time of the offence and hearing deadline
Warning fee in the violation file. Sample data.

Illustration Thick line: the case in Clamio. Coloured lines: who acts. Filled station: rule or automation.

Workflow in carewith Automation

Shift change, scratch, process running: without phoning around afterwards

As soon as a report comes in, the process starts. Ask the garage, obtain approval, inform those involved: each side only sees what it needs.

One scratch, three views of it. Who sees what?

The driver in the app

She sees her own report and its status. She needs no more, and she gets to see no more.

  • VisibleOwn report, status, own tasks
  • HiddenCosts, liability, insurance decisions
  • Never visibleOther drivers’ cases

The office in the Fleet portal

The whole file is here: photos, vehicle, driver, orders and, with the matching permission, the costs.

  • VisibleClaim file with photos, vehicle and driver
  • With the “Costs” permissionAmounts, invoices, receivables
  • DecidesGarage, approval, closure

The garage in its portal

Partners only see cases in which they are commissioned. Driver data only appears once you share it.

  • VisibleIts order with description, photos, damage sketch
  • AmountsIts own order amounts
  • Only after sharingDriver data and other amounts

Illustration Visibility by role, shown in simplified form.

After the report

  1. Trigger

    The reported claim starts the process whose conditions fit.

    Workflow editor: process with the trigger “Schaden gemeldet” (claim reported) and one condition
    Trigger and condition of a process. Sample data.
  2. Garage

    The workflow asks your garage. If it declines or does not answer within the deadline, it is the next one’s turn.

  3. Cost question

    The party you define approves the cost estimate before the repair.

  4. In the file

    The file’s “Workflow” tab shows what the process has done. The file shows who decided what and when.

    Claim file: timeline with the entries “Kosten erwartet” (costs expected) and “Rechnung eingereicht” (invoice submitted), each with organisation, time and amount
    Timeline of a claim file. Sample data.

Requirement for the steps after the report: Automation booked. See Automation

Language and trust

Only their own. No amounts.

An app that staff like to use must neither monitor nor overwhelm them.

What your drivers get out of it

  • The interface in their own language.
  • Reporting in steps, with photos; existing data is already entered.
  • Tasks with checklists and “My day” with appointments, deadlines and notices.
  • They only see their own cases. Costs, liability and insurance decisions are hidden.
  • German
  • English
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Italian
  • Polish
  • Portuguese
  • Turkish

What the office gets out of it

  • Claims arrive complete: with photos, vehicle and driver.
  • Driving licence classes and validity per person in one list.
  • Facilities separated as organisations, with their own roles and permissions.
  • No driver rankings, no scores, no telematics analysis.
Fleet portal: driver list with driving licence classes, validity, status and app status
Driver list with classes, validity and app status. Sample data.

Benefits in care

What your facility gets out of it

  • Office

    Claims arrive with photos, vehicle and driver. The assignment with its period shows who had the car.

  • Your care service management

    Staff report themselves and in their own language. The round does not have to wait for it.

  • Data protection at the provider

    Each driver only sees their own; partners only see their order.

  • Drivers

    An app reduced to reporting and confirming, without amounts and without ratings.

Modules in care

What matters most in care

For services working shifts, simple reporting, language and clear assignment matter. You can add everything else in Clamio later.

  • Vehicle assignment

    Driver and vehicle with period. Several drivers can be signed in on a shared tablet.

  • Driver app in eight languages

    The same app for everyone in the team, each person in their own language. On smartphone and tablet.

  • Claim report

    Guided report with vehicle sketch and photos. In the file, vehicle and driver are assigned.

  • Warning fees and fines

    Violations with assignment to the driver and deadlines. Drivers see their own violations without amounts.

  • Driving licence and deadlines

    Under “My driving licence” the driver sees classes, validity and status and receives a notice when it is about to expire. Plus HU, AU and UVV of the vehicles.

  • Tasks & My day

    Tasks with checklists, for example “Upload documents”: the driver receives a link and submits the documents for their claim. “My day” brings together appointments, deadlines and notices.

    Driver app “My day” (section): tasks, claims, today and the notices “UVV is overdue” and “AU due in 20 days”Driver app “My day” (section): tasks, claims, today and the notices “UVV is overdue” and “AU due in 20 days”
    “My day” with tasks and notices. Sample data.

Roles in care

Who takes part in care

Also involved

Careful with your staff’s data

View
Drivers see exclusively their own cases.
Amounts
Costs, liability and insurance decisions do not appear in the app.
Facilities
Each facility can be an organisation of its own, with its own roles and permissions.
Data location
Data stored in data centres in the EU. Transmission is encrypted (TLS).

Questions in care

Questions from care services and providers

In which languages is the app available?

German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish.

Do drivers see other people’s data?

No, each driver only sees their own cases.

Do we need training?

The app is reduced to reporting and confirming; existing data is prefilled.

Are staff rated via the app?

No. Clamio does not award scores to drivers. Costs are hidden from drivers.

Can we run facilities separately?

Yes, with organisations under one customer account and roles and permissions per organisation.

Do temporary staff need access to the office system?

No. Temporary staff also only use the app and only see their own cases there.

Does the app also run on a tablet at the station?

Yes, on iOS, Android and iPad, portrait and landscape. Several drivers can be signed in on a shared tablet.

See Clamio for your care service

We show you a claim report in a second language, the file for it in the office and a violation with a deadline.