
RouteGenie is non-emergency medical transportation software for operations running 25 to 500+ vehicles. It combines NEMT scheduling software and route optimization with native multiload, real-time NEMT dispatch software, Medicaid and broker billing with CMS 1500 and claim scrubbing, and fleet compliance in one single-tenant platform. Multi-site operators run every location in one instance with role-based access and a full audit trail on every trip change. ImportGenie automates trip intake and status return across 28 live broker and payer integrations, including ModivCare, MTM, Veyo, Verida, SafeRide Health, Alivi, New York MAS, Uber Health and transit authorities. Subcontractor vehicles are visible on the same live map as owned fleet. SAML2 SSO (Entra ID, Okta, OneLogin, Google Workspace), SOC 2 Type 1, open REST API, iOS and Android driver apps, passenger app, and a payer and facility portal. Flat per-vehicle pricing with unlimited trips and unlimited users. 600+ fleets, 20,000+ vehicles, ~50,000 trips daily.
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Jama Connect®, a product development platform, uniquely creates Living Requirements™. This digital thread is created through siloed, test, and risk activities to provide end to end compliance, risk mitigation, process improvement, and compliance. Companies creating complex products, systems, and software can now define, align, and execute on what they need. This reduces the time and effort required to prove compliance and saves on rework. You can be sure of success by choosing a solution that is easy-to-use, flexible, and offers support and services that are adoption-oriented.
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EvGateway
We provide business owners with effective solutions to utilize our secure EV Charging Network. The EvGateway Electric Vehicle Central Intelligence (EVCI) is responsible for monitoring the operational status of charging station equipment, managing the initiation and termination of charging sessions, facilitating pay-as-you-go payments, and gathering usage analytics from the stations. Retail giants such as Target, Walmart, Walgreens, and Kohls are increasingly investing in EV charging infrastructure, recognizing that the advantages significantly outweigh the installation costs. Shoppers are likely to spend additional time browsing and making purchases at these stores while their vehicles recharge, creating a more engaging shopping experience. For convenience stores equipped with gas stations, the addition of electric vehicle chargers can extend the duration of customer visits, enhancing their overall experience. Furthermore, offering EV charging options helps to cultivate a sustainable brand identity, fostering goodwill and increasing profitability for these retailers. This strategic move not only meets the growing demand for electric vehicle support but also positions businesses as leaders in sustainability.
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Tenix Charge
Tenix Charge serves as a comprehensive charge management system (CMS) tailored for operators of electric bus fleets, aiming to enhance oversight and efficiency in depot charging activities. This innovative platform streamlines charging schedules to minimize peak demand charges, employs intelligent load balancing to avert grid overloads, and facilitates charging strategies that align with State of Charge targets. Notably, it features capabilities for SoC targeting, cross-depot coordination, and a robust three-tier authorization framework, while integrating various protocols such as OCPP, ISO 15118, and VDV standards. By transforming depots into manageable grid assets, Tenix Charge empowers operators to maintain a cleaner and more economically viable fleet. Moreover, this system not only aids in cost reduction but also promotes sustainability in urban transportation networks.
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