Quartix Technologies plc, a distinguished leader in the subscription-based telematics solutions and services sector, is proud to announce the launch of its innovative connected dashcam within its rapidly growing telematics business.
The company has made strides into the video telematics arena by introducing its proprietary connected dashcam solution, initially rolling out in the UK, with intentions to extend its availability to the US market in the latter part of 2024.
This development is particularly pertinent for Quartix’s client base in sectors such as construction, HVAC, and electrical services, as well as housing associations and local councils, underlining the importance of this service.
In line with Quartix’s commitment to delivering excellent value, this new array of connected dashcams boasts technical specifications that rival other market offerings. This strategic move is set to broaden Quartix’s reach to new customer segments and shift the market’s perception regarding the cost-effectiveness of connected dashcams as they become increasingly mainstream.
Sean Maher, Sales Director at Quartix, expressed: “We are delighted to be able to offer our UK customers this additional value-added service at a price which is aligned to our vehicle tracking service – and all whilst knowing that with Quartix you really do get the best support and service in the market today.”
Quartix’s trajectory as one of the UK’s swiftly growing telematics providers looks set to continue into 2024, with a firm plan to keep supplying reliable fleet tracking services accompanied by exceptional customer support.
Quartix’s reputation has led to partnerships with notable organisations such as The Procurement Partnership Ltd (TPPL), which manages UK government tenders through approved partners.
Sean added: “Quartix secured its place on the TPPL framework which allows us to work with many public sector organisations. On review of the tender Quartix submitted, TPPL granted its members the ability to direct award to us. This means the organisation does not need to enter long drawn-out tender exercises.”
In further developments, Quartix has also received CHAS accreditation this month, reinforcing its status as an approved supplier.
The company’s core fleet business is witnessing robust growth, with a 13% uptick in vehicle subscriptions, culminating in a total of 266,568 units.
This growth is pronounced across the UK, France, and new territories in Europe, showcasing Quartix’s expanding influence.
