Moving your vehicles is only half the job. Guaranteeing their performance is the FleetSimplify standard. Our platform pairs skilled professional drivers with real-time automated inspections and smart maintenance tech to ensure ultimate reliability. #UptimeMaximized #FleetTech

Reach them out @FleetSimplify

No car? No problem. 🚗🙅🏽‍♀️ Balqis Chepkwony didn’t just ask “Where are you going?” — she asked, “What’s keeping you from getting there?” She’s building mobility that’s inclusive by design — where ownership isn’t the only way in. @FleetSimplify #FoundersWhoBuild #fleetsimplify

75% of Africa’s gig drivers don’t own a car. @FleetSimplify helps them rent one instantly — while vehicle owners earn passively. 🚗 3,500 drivers supported 🚙 600 cars monetised Balqis Chepkwony is now raising $4.5M to scale.

Your car shouldn’t be a liability—it can be a money-making asset! Start earning a guaranteed KES 1,400 daily by putting it to work. We'll manage it for you, from hiring drivers to maintenance 🚗💰 #EarnWithYourCar #SmartInvestment #PassiveIncome #DriveToEarn #Fleetsimplify

#mfungwanibinadamuinitiative Inaenda prison visit Nairobi remand Industrial area prison December 21st kujinice na wafungwa, tunaomba support yako, vitu important. Detergents, toiletries, slippers, infor zaidi call 0704429367.@dingaworld,@IndomieKenya,@FleetSimplify

#mfungwanibinadamuinitiative Inaenda prison visit Nairobi remand Industrial area prison December 21st kujinice na wafungwa, tunaomba yako, vitu important. Detergents, toiletries, slippers, infor zaidi call 0704429367. @dingaworld, @IndomieKenya, @FleetSimplify will appreciate.

#mfungwanibinadamuinitiative Inasema asante sana kwa support yenyu. Big up sana @ghettoradio @IndomieKenya @FleetSimplify @kenyaprisons ilikuwa fiti sana kuona mabro zetu wakiwa fiti. Alafu next prison visit loading nitawa peleka na rada, unaeza call 0704429367. God bless you.

#mfungwanibinadamuinitiative Inasema asante sana kwa support yenyu. Big up sana @ghettoradio @IndomieKenya @FleetSimplify @kenyaprisons ilikuwa fiti sana kuona mabro zetu wakiwa fiti.

Meet Balqis Chepkwony, a powerhouse in the #tech industry and finance sector. Originally from 🇰🇪, Balqis is the CEO and co-founder of @FleetSimplify, a startup dedicated to transforming #Kenya's transportation landscape with innovative fleet management solutions. 💪 #WomensMonth

Mid year, Fleetsimplify was selected to participate in the Google Black Founders Fund program amongst 25 other startups in Africa & 15 frm Europe. The program ended with a closeout event in Capetown, attended by our founders Balqis & Salim. #Blackfounders #GoogleforStartups

This Workplace Wednesday, visit us at Fleetsimplify, Suite 712 in Applewood Adams. Our team will walk you through the steps to monetize your vehicle on the ride-hailing platform or help you connect with skilled drivers. See you this soon!

On Mashujaa Day, we tip our hats to the skilled drivers who make Fleetsimplify a success.

Our new partnership with @ImaliPay_ brings you: Instant Pay-outs Flexible Ledgers We're committed to making Fleetsimplify even more user-friendly, exclusively for you. 🚗💰

With ImaliPay’s single APIs, @FleetSimplify have rolled out flexible ledgers as-a-service and instant payouts to their Drivers and Car Owners. Are you interested in partnering with ImaliPay? Email us at hello@imalipay.com

She got the idea for her business after realising that the transportation industry could use a tech disruption, so @balqischelangat founded @FleetSimplify and it only gets better from there. Watch her amazing story. #WomeninIT youtube.com/watch?v=jK4h6Vco…

#HottestStartupNewsThisWeek There is an awesome news you might have missed from last week. 5 Kenyan startups were finalists for this year's Google Black Founders Fund. "Google announced that it had selected 25 African startups that would receive up to $150,000 in cash without any equity requirements in the startups and up to $200,000 in Google Cloud credits as recipients of the Google Black Founders Fund (BFF)." __TechCabal Already in its third year, the $4 million fund aims to address the funding gap that black and female founders experience globally. The startups would also receive ad support, mentoring by industry experts, and connections within Google’s network. Here are the 5 startups from Kenya who are on that list this year: 1. Zydii (@ZydiiAfrica) - Zydii is a startup that provides African courses tailored for upskilling African employees via an online and offline platform. These courses are developed in partnership with local experts. 2. Jumba - Improving Kenya’s construction sector supply chain via B2B platform. "Jumba creates efficiencies in the construction materials supply chain by connecting manufacturers to hardware stores. Hardware store owners who place orders through Jumba’s platform benefit from standardised pricing, product selection and reliable delivery." __Disrupt Africa 3. Tushop (Kenya): Tech platform for group buying of daily essentials in Kenya. "Founded last year by Cathy Chepkemboi, also the CEO, Tushop uses community leaders, who collect orders from their neighbors and support last-mile deliveries. Each community leader has a virtual shop where the neighbors place their orders, which Tushop aggregates for bulk orders to manufacturers or other producers, like farmers. Chepkemboi says this arrangement earns shoppers up to 60% in savings, even with the agents earning sales commissions." __TechCrunch 4. Uzapoint (Kenya): Mobile/web POS for digitising bookkeeping in Africa’s informal sector. "The company's mobile application connects every business across the supply chain with the consumer, forming a community, allowing inventory management, and real-time tracking of sales and payments, managing online retail orders, enabling kiosk owners to automate their business operations, sending purchase orders to suppliers and receive sales orders from consumers." __PitchBook 5. Fleetsimplify (Kenya): Monetization platform connecting gig drivers & vehicle owners. "Fleetsimplify, a fleet management platform for Mobility As A Service founded by Balqis Chepkwony, Glen Agak, Kenny Awosika and Salim Omar aims to be a one-stop solution for all transport-related needs and a fleet management platform for mobility as a service." __TechMoran Keep building your startup, and ideating, keep pivoting and apply for 2024 BFF. Who knows?

@GoogleStartups announced '23 Black Founders Fund in Africa cohort, we're proud to see 2 of our programme alumni among 25 selected startups: @Foluso_oo | @MytruQ: Streamlines mid-mile logistics across Africa Balqis Chepkwony | @FleetSimplify: Connects gig drivers & vehicle owners

The 5 Kenyan Startups selected for Google Black Founders Fund 1. Fleetsimplify 2. Jumba 3. Tushop 4. Uzapoint 5. Zydii kenyanwallstreet.com/google-…

What surprised, is the decreasing number of companies, considering the challenges in the logistics sector in Africa. We're happy to support the founders within our network, who are building startups in the industry: @smatbeba @FleetSimplify @MytruQ @LEFA_Namibia @vubavubarw