Clearly is the fleet intelligence layer for enterprise fleets. It connects the systems a fleet already runs - telematics, fuel cards, maintenance and finance - validates them into one reconciled record per vehicle, and surfaces the analysis that would otherwise need a dedicated data team. Every opportunity it finds is priced in dollars per year and ranked biggest first, so the work sorts itself. Clearly connects into some of the largest telematics and transport management systems in the world, and into some of the largest fleets, live across Europe, the Americas and Asia.

Enterprise fleets run 12 or more disconnected systems and lose around 20 hours a week reconciling them by hand. What that costs is invisible in any single report: a 500-vehicle fleet leaks an estimated $750k to $1.5m a year to fuel inefficiency, reactive maintenance and underused assets, each one looking acceptable in its own ledger. Fleets do not have a data problem. They have an analyst problem — the data exists, the specialist capacity to interpret it does not.
Clearly normalizes the schemas, fills the gaps, applies fleet-wide business logic and benchmarks every vehicle against its true peers — same hub, same weight class, same role, with the peer group always shown. Anomalies that no single system can see are scored together into one case, priced by annual impact, assigned an owner and tracked from raised to resolved against a locked baseline, so the saving is proven rather than claimed. Vera, a fleet-trained AI analyst, answers plain-English questions from the fleet's own data and cites the source behind every answer. Nothing is ripped out and replaced: Clearly reads the systems the fleet already has.
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Fleet intelligence that finds savings in your data. A 14-day pilot on a fleet's own data returns their true fuel efficiency measured tank to tank, their top 10 cost anomalies ranked by dollar impact, and their worst-performing assets against their real peer group — no hardware, no local software, read-only access throughout.