You only see what you can choose
The catalogue is already filtered by your policy: every vehicle shown is within your reach. And the policy itself is one tap away, in plain words.
Your organisation runs the platform. You get the app — and that is where getting around stops feeling like paperwork.
Not a catalogue of everything: a list of what you can actually have. It does the filtering before you start looking, which is why choosing takes minutes instead of a month of emails.
The catalogue is already filtered by your policy: every vehicle shown is within your reach. And the policy itself is one tap away, in plain words.
Condition report, inspection photos, documents: everything about the vehicle you would drive, before you choose it.
Your monthly contribution, with the calculation laid out step by step, and a simulator for employment rate or a charging card.
Every step that concerns you reaches you where you already are — with a link that opens the thing itself, not a page telling you to log in somewhere.
The notification opens straight onto what changed.
The same decision reaches you in your own language, in your inbox, if you prefer.
Letia writes to you itself, automatically. Nobody had to remember to tell you, so nobody forgot.
No number to call, no opening hours. Ask at any hour: the help-centre agent answers straight away, and hands over to a person the moment it should. Your conversations stay there, with what came next.
“It feels like safe hands.”
— a UK client, in their own words
Mobility budget, cash allowance, salary sacrifice, transport subscriptions, charging at home — the group already runs these schemes across its markets. What your organisation's policy allows is what you're offered.
Your policy, your requests, the agent's answers: all in the language you think in. A setting, not a translation project.
Ten minutes at the booth and we hand you one, logged in, with everything behind it running.
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