Dynamon, a leading provider of fleet optimisation software, has joined forces with fleet management solution Webfleet to deliver data-backed decarbonisation reports.

The tailored reports give commercial fleets clear answers to key questions around vehicle replacement, EV rollout strategies, charger requirements and low-carbon fuel alternatives.

The new service is also said to be available to fleet operators at a fraction of the cost of traditional consultancy – delivering savings of up to 80% compared to typical assessments.

The combination of Webfleet’s telematics insights with Dynamon’s optimisation tool, dubbed Zero, means fleet operators can identify the most effective pathways to net zero and accelerate their transition to more sustainable operations.

The collaboration draws on Dynamon’s involvement as a service provider within the Webfleet EV Services Platform of leading energy and mobility services that launched last year.

Using Webfleet.connect, the solution enables data exchange between the two platforms, giving users the ability to make informed decisions on everything from vehicle suitability and infrastructure planning to total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis.

Dean Mahoney, business development director at Dynamon, explained: “Decarbonising a fleet can feel like stepping into the unknown and can be complex, costly and full of uncertainty.

“By combining Webfleet’s telematics data with Dynamon’s advanced simulation and insight tools, we take the guesswork out of the journey and give fleet operators the confidence to move forward.”

By making detailed carbon reduction analysis more accessible, the integration helps fleets meet growing regulatory and sustainability demands.

Beverley Wise, regional director for the UK and Ireland region at Webfleet, said the collaboration with Dynamon would enable fleets to transform their operational data into practical steps toward decarbonisation.

“Together, we’re removing barriers to electrification by making data-driven decision-making more accessible and affordable.”