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What is Verizon Connect?

Verizon Connect, once called Networkfleet, offers advanced GPS fleet tracking services designed to help companies manage their mobile workforce efficiently. The platform features intuitive dashboards, accessible web-based maps, asset tracking capabilities, in-depth usage analytics, hardware diagnostic alerts, and a variety of other useful tools. Formed from the integration of Verizon Telematics, Fleetmatics, and Telogis, Verizon Connect enables businesses to streamline their operations and attain better results. With its extensive array of tools, organizations can refine their fleet management approaches and foster enhanced productivity. This innovative solution not only simplifies tracking but also contributes to smarter decision-making in logistics and resource allocation.

What is Damoov?

Damoov is a mobile telematics platform that helps companies add trip tracking, driver behavior analytics, and safe-driving programs to third-party mobile apps — without deploying in-vehicle hardware. Using smartphone sensors, the Telematics SDK (native + cross-platform) captures driving signals, performs on-device preprocessing, and turns them into reliable trip and behavior datasets. In the cloud, Damoov’s data platform ingests, validates, enriches, and analyzes telematics data, while APIs deliver trips, events, and scores to your dashboards and operational workflows. This enables teams to monitor driving performance, identify risky behaviors, and build driver coaching, safety, and risk segmentation programs for use cases such as usage-based insurance (UBI), fleet and transportation, shared mobility, gig platforms, and driver education. Damoov includes a driver scoring model to support predictive safety insights and better risk management. Industry experience also suggests telematics-engaged driver cohorts can be significantly less loss-making than non-telematics cohorts (often cited around 47%), reinforcing the ROI of smartphone-based telematics.