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What MobilityManager is and who it is for

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This article explains what MobilityManager is, the problems it solves, and who typically uses it, so you can decide where you fit and what to read next.

What MobilityManager is

MobilityManager is a web-based fleet and mobility management platform for organizations that operate a Fuhrpark (vehicle fleet). It brings the day-to-day work of running vehicles, drivers, bookings, costs, and compliance into a single application that you open in your browser. There is nothing to install on your computer.

The platform is multi-tenant, which means one installation can serve several separate companies or organizational units. Each of these is called a tenant, and every tenant keeps its own isolated data. When you sign in, you always work inside one tenant at a time.

What you can do with it

The features you see depend on your role, your permissions, and which modules your organization has licensed. Commonly available areas include:

  • Fleet and vehicles — maintain the Fahrzeugakte (vehicle file) for each vehicle, group vehicles into pools, and manage brands and models.
  • Bookings — reserve vehicles, approve or reject requests, and view a shared booking calendar.
  • Expenses — capture and review Belege (receipts/expense documents) through a structured review workflow.
  • Compliance — run the Führerscheinkontrolle (driver's licence check), track Strafmandate (penalty notices), and manage damage cases.
  • Operations add-ons — optional modules such as Versicherung (insurance), Wartungsplanung (maintenance planning), Tankmanagement (fuel management), and Lagerverwaltung (warehouse management).

Who it is for

MobilityManager recognizes three built-in roles, and your role determines what you can see and do:

RoleTypical userFocus
SystemAdminIT or platform ownerFull configuration: tenants, users, roles, licence, and every module.
FleetManagerFleet or mobility coordinatorRunning fleet operations end to end: vehicles, bookings, compliance, expenses, and reports.
DriverEmployee who uses vehiclesSelf-service: booking a vehicle, seeing their own bookings, and keeping their own driving licence up to date.

Your organization can also create custom roles with a tailored set of permissions, so these three are a starting point rather than a hard limit.

Note: Access throughout the platform is controlled by permissions, not just role names. If a menu item or button is missing for you, it usually means your role does not include the required permission or your organization has not licensed that module.

How it is delivered

The interface is a modern single-page web application. You interact with it entirely through your browser, it is available in German and English, and it adapts to the regulatory framework your organization selects during setup (for example HU, §57a, or MFK vehicle-inspection regimes).

Related

  • The three system roles at a glance
  • Understanding companies and tenants
  • A tour of the main navigation and sidebar
  • Glossary of key German terms used across MobilityManager
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Written by Alexander Hagemann
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