Vehicle and Fleet Leasing

Customer Management

The customer entity straddles LeaseWave’s lease and fleet management subsystems. This structure helps consolidate operations: asset tracking, deal booking, contract structuring, billing, terminations, etc. are managed centrally for each customer. This eliminates the need for data re-entry typical in systems where the fleet management software runs in its own silo, largely disconnected from the lease / asset management software. The singular view of the customer also facilitates consolidated, single-point analysis of fleet and lease business brought in by the same account. System-driven analytics (overall performance, profitability, exposure, A/R history) are easy to retrieve and reliable as they are driven off a singular, integrated “book of record.”

LeaseWave also supports the complex customer relationships, typical in the fleet management industry: customers can be related to others as guarantors, co-lessees or via parent-child relationships.

Centralized management of customers

Set up one customer entity for both lease and fleet contracts

Manage customers as belonging to one of three types:

Lease only

Fleet only

Lease and Fleet

Accurately assess customer exposure and profitability across fleet and lease businesses

Streamline operations such as contract structuring, billing, collections, terminations, etc.

Customer approval process

Associate customers with one of various statuses to manage approvals

Set up business rules to define what users may do with the customer when it belongs to a particular status

Configure workflow to determine conditions or triggers for approval

True 3600 view and management

Customers can be related to each other in “parent/child” relationships

Documents, defaults and other information can be ‘pushed down’ to child customers as needed

Fleet bundles and services can be pushed down and overridden as needed

Fleet contract-related conditions can be pushed down and overridden as needed

Customers can simultaneously be co-lessees, fleet leasing or fleet-only customers,guarantors, etc.

Assessment of risk and credit exposure takes all relationships into account

Example: cross exposure reporting for a customer based on leases it owns and guarantees