Zivi launches new damage and inspection app that lowers insurance costs, shortens leasing periods, and prevents residual value issues for vehicles
Keeping costs down and maximizing the lifespan of vehicles is a constant challenge for fleet managers, CFOs, and procurement managers. Regardless of fleet size, damage, high insurance premiums, and lease extensions create significant financial burdens. Zivi is now taking the next step to address these problems by launching a new digital app for damage and inspection management. The new solution is designed to give vehicle owners and fleet managers better control over vehicle condition, reduce insurance costs, and prevent residual value losses.
The app integrates seamlessly with Zivi’s existing car care services but can also be used independently. By combining ongoing damage and safety inspections with documentation and real-time reporting, the app enables damages to be identified and handled immediately. This contributes to:
How the App Works With just a few clicks, users can register and track inspections, upload photos of damages, and generate automatic reports that facilitate communication with insurance companies and leasing providers. The app sends reminders for inspections and ensures that the vehicle’s maintenance history is always updated and easily accessible.
A Service that Makes a Difference "We see a clear need for a solution that gives vehicle owners and leasing companies better control over their assets. With our new app, we offer an innovative service that not only improves vehicle condition but also reduces costs and enhances the financial outlook for our customers," says Faton Mustafa, COO at Zivi.
Zivi continues to drive the development of car care and fleet management, focusing on sustainability and cost-efficiency. The new app is an essential step in the company’s efforts to create the car care services of the future.
"Well-maintained vehicles not only have a higher resale value, but they also reduce the risk of unexpected costs and downtime. Investing in regular maintenance is a simple path to long-term profitability," concludes Faton Mustafa.