sopp+sopp partners with a range of vehicle camera & telematics providers, allowing us to deliver the latest hardware, software, and system integrations directly to your fleet. We can help your business to adopt a fleet monitoring solution that suits your exact requirement, and ensure it's implemented effectively with the right integrations and driver engagement.

sopp+sopp’s video monitoring solution can be integrated with any existing hardware or software your fleet uses, such as vehicle tracking, dashcams, in-vehicle surveillance, or onboard telematics modules.

We also partner with a range of camera & telematics providers, allowing us to scale or optimise your fleet's existing solution as your requirement shifts or evolves.

In-vehicle monitoring plays a key role in our in-house Third-Party Intervention service, helping us facilitate data-driven liability decisions, identify and engage third parties, and support our customers with qualitative visual evidence to accompany claims or disputes.

By integrating in-vehicle telematics and cameras with our Electronic Notification of Loss (eNOL) solution, we're able to deliver automatic incident detection, escalation, and even population of the initial FNOL document. This enables us to reduce reporting turnaround for our customers, and ensure reports are delivered accurately and consistently the first time around.

Real-time visual and telematics data informs swift and accurate deployment of recovery and repair services, helping our fleet customers to minimise vehicle downtime, and ensure drivers receive swift and secure support at the roadside.

Using in-vehicle video & telematics monitoring allows you to assess the most common incident causes, locations, and circumstances across your fleet, and engage your drivers with situational training to minimise future risk. This also helps your fleet to take a more active approach to everything from route planning to vehicle purchasing, centred around proactive risk management.