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    Park Auto

    Park Auto

    Park Auto is an application software fleet management.

    This is a fleet management program developed according to market requirements. Warns upon the expiration of revisions, contracts, and insurance. It provides a clear, global and real-time view of the processes required to carry out the transport activity. This program generates email alerts when it expires: vignette, vehicle inspection, vehicle insurance, casco insurance, medical kit, extinguisher, car warranty, leasing contract. The data is recorded in the cloud on a PostgreSql server and generates alerts to meet the conditions without having to start the application. With an email address and a password, you can manage your data from anywhere and add users with specific rights.
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