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Compass Travel expands on relationship with Omnibus

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Published: October 12, 2022
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Compass Travel (Sussex) is building on its relationship with Omnibus by moving its existing solutions onto the cloud and implementing a package of new options, including cloud-based scheduling and depot allocation, to drive up efficiency.

The Worthing-based operator will migrate existing Omnibus software, which includes timetabling, vehicle scheduling and rostering, to the cloud scheduling platform. As part of this work it will introduce OmniMAP, a digital mapping solution for bus operators and transport authorities. It will also benefit from “seamless collaboration” on schedules, real-time driver and vehicle management, and enhanced reporting capabilities.

Manual allocations processes are to be digitalised using OmniDAS, which allows users to allocate and manage resources, produce timesheet and payroll information and automate sign-on procedures.

Driver requests and enquiries will be automated through OmniENGAGE, the Omnibus driver app. This will also “streamline communication between allocators and drivers”, the supplier says. Data sharing solution BODS Exporter will ensure the submission of compliant transport data.

Michael Bishop, General Manager at Compass Travel and a member of the Association of Local Bus Company Managers’ Board of Directors (pictured), says the Omnibus software solutions offered the most comprehensive and flexible capabilities to support Compass’ operation.

“Since the acquisition of Omnibus by EPM Group and ongoing investment, there is a great choice of solutions and synergy between the two companies to drive innovation, collaboration, agility and efficiencies,” he says. “Having shared values, we are proud to extend our partnership with Omnibus. Its solutions are built on a deep appreciation for passenger transport operators of all sizes. Moving our existing scheduling software to the cloud and implementing new solutions will help us work efficiently and provide unprecedented levels of transparency and accountability across the business.

“With OmniDAS, our allocators will gain capability to work holistically across our Lewes, Worthing and Dunsfold depots and report on them individually and as a collective. The driver app will support staff retention by improving communication with drivers and providing them with an easier way to submit holiday requests, shift swaps and overtime requests.”

Peter Crichton, Founder of Omnibus, adds: “Omnibus is delighted to further expand its relationship with Compass Travel in offering cloud-based scheduling and depot allocation along with a data sharing solution.

“Operators need to be agile to react to the changes in passenger demand and require a deep understanding of the data relating to their operation in order to achieve their business goals. With our in-depth knowledge of the industry and proven ability to provide robust solutions, Omnibus is well positioned to support operators with their challenges.”

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