According to Linda Szaladják, marketing manager with iData Kft., those affected by the introduction of the EKÁER system want factual information.

Businesses are already familiar with the system’s basics and now they want specific information that refers to their work. iData’s experience is that they also need help in the practical implementation of the new regulation. The company created an information network for logistics partners last December, letting them know about the latest EKÁER-related developments continuously. Now iData is working on developing a so-called vehicle-sharing feature in its iTrack GPS Tracking System, so that freight forwarders can simply and quickly share vehicle data with those whose job is to apply for the EKÁER number. Besides, through iData’s communication terminal drivers can also be reached cost-efficiently, so the EKÁER number can be sent to them in time if it wasn’t available when the transportation of the goods started.