It is the question every serious reseller asks before signing, and rightly so: if my competitor is on the same platform, can they see my clients? No. Each reseller works separately from the rest.
Your clients log in through your domain, not a shared one.
Your operation's data is not mixed with another reseller's.
No other reseller can see who you sell to or how many vehicles you run.
Your prices, your zones, your settings. What you configure affects nobody else.
Inside your own account, each end client sees only their vehicles and nothing more.
The end client sees your company. They don't know we exist.
Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.
“Your client list is the most valuable thing you own. Nobody else on the platform can see it.”
“Your client logs in through your company's address, not a shared one where they'd see someone else's name.”
“And inside your account, each of your clients sees only their own vehicles.”
You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.
Anyone with an existing book of business won't put it where competitors can see it.
Cash-in-transit, pharmaceuticals, passengers. Confidentiality is part of the contract.
Those who must answer to a third party for how data is handled.
Where data handling rules differ and separation must be demonstrable.
No. Each reseller's data is kept separate: nobody sees anybody else's clients or vehicles.
Technical access exists in order to provide support, but your clients are yours: that information is not sold or passed on.
They are kept separate from each other as well, each seeing only their own vehicles.
It is the foundation of the business, which is why we explain it first.