towman2

BYOD here, have never had a damage claim but realistically there is a device repair shop on every corner anymore and if I had an employee that said something I would just pay the 100 bucks to replace a screen or whatever. All employees have their own password for dispatching software, credit card processing, door and gate entry. If they quit we just remove them and they are locked out. Any tracking of the phone when they are not on duty can be disabled by them at their discretion however if it is disabled while working they cannot receive calls.

Towbook 100%, has great features but most of all is affordable at any level unlike ANY of the others offered.

Clover Go

Oh ya.....and DAMN the legalities!

Would do it every single time! Although the driver of the vehicle died it more than likely saved another operators, officers, or firefighters life. Nobody needs to or deserves to die in a traffic accident but if the decision must be made, I feel the person who fails to exercise caution at the accident scene should draw the short straw.