Transportation management software
Habbl goes international
Fleetboard Logistics has been offering the Habbl transport management app outside Germany for the first time since March.
A lot has happened in Habbl's first year as a Daimler Truck AG brand: the most important innovation is the Habbl Task version, which opens up Habbl workflows for mobile applications. The app can now manage tasks in production-related areas such as logistics warehouses and service and maintenance processes. HabblTask also coordinates the deployment of field staff via its web portal.
New look for new markets
Fleetboard Logistics is now starting to internationalize Habbl. In preparation for entering new markets, Fleetboard Logistics has rebranded Habbl with a new logo. The developers have also adapted the user interface (UI) of the app and web portal. An automatic update for existing customers will take place from June with the release of further new features - and only after an extensive information phase. The Habbl website has also recently been given a new look and new content.
Market entry in Brazil
Fleetboard Logistics has been offering the application outside Germany for the first time since March. The company has chosen Brazil as the first market for the start of its internationalization. Habbl is marketed there by Fleetboard's digital experts, who were able to win one of Brazil's largest logistics companies with its part and full loads as a pilot customer.
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