Last year we announced our strategic partnership with DriveTech, one of the world leaders in driver training. Since then we have been working hard to bring together our complementary offerings in the most seamless way possible for our customers. BrightCoach powered by DriveTech is the first of many exciting solutions we will be jointly offering to improve the safety of business drivers and minimise corporate risk.
Introducing BrightCoach
BrightCoach is a groundbreaking and seamless proposition that combines Brightmile’s driver risk diagnostics and engagement with DriveTech’s suite of e-training modules customised for each driver and delivered in-app.
With the Brightmile app understanding real-life driver behaviour whilst behind the wheel to determine areas of potential improvement, DriveTech driver training modules can now be delivered to each driver in-app to provide timely, digestible, and targeted coaching. BrightCoach also builds on the existing BrightRewards experience by incentivising and rewarding drivers for completing each module.
“BrightCoach will really add value to any business looking to harness the immediate power of telematics and gamification with a driver training solution tailored to the driver’s specific needs and delivered in-app.” Dominic Saunders, CEO of Brightmile
As well as this seamless ‘measure and improve’ driver coaching tool that can be delivered on any smartphone or tablet, BrightCoach customers will also have full access to the acclaimed Brightmile Manager Portal that delivers actionable insight on fleet risk including identification of unsafe drivers and areas for improvement.
“This exciting partnership offers an enhanced and fully-managed driver safety programme combining the best of software-only telematics with our proven training and coaching knowledge.” Leo Taylor, Head of Product Solutions at DriveTech
You can find out more, book a demo and schedule a trial for BrightCoach by contacting us or the DriveTech team.
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