One car. Every pathway.
One 365.
A premium vehicle already talks to a dozen systems — the OEM cloud, the driver's phone, the maps they trust, the apps they live in. 365 plugs into all of them and turns them into a single, unified experience: the car and the roadside layer understand the driver, anticipate the need, and help — on the right screen, at the right moment.
Every route into the car — one platform behind them.
There isn't one way in. There are four — and the strength of 365 is that it rides all of them, so wherever the driver's attention lives, 365 is already there. Best-in-class is a direct OEM integration; but native mobile projection, first- and third-party apps, and the maps layer all carry the same intelligence.
Deep, first-class integration into the vehicle's own head unit and connected-drive cloud. Native alerts, native booking, native ETA — no phone required. This is the tightest, most premium experience.
When the driver projects their phone, 365 rides the platform they already use — surfacing the same cards and click-to-call through the OS layer.
A 365 SDK drops the intelligence into the OEM's own app or any partner app — deep-links, embedded booking, and shared identity so the journey never breaks.
Wherever the driver navigates, 365 injects the right pin, route and "provider en route" ETA — across every major maps surface plus the 365 and OEM apps.
365 · OEM apps
The car's own emergency spine — extended by 365.
Modern vehicles already carry an emergency spine: SOS eCall for crashes and bCall for breakdowns. 365 sits behind those buttons and, crucially, through the infotainment head unit — so the driver doesn't just call for help, they watch it arrive.
SOS eCall
Automatic emergency dial — triggered by the car on a severe event, or by the driver pressing SOS. Location, VIN and occupant data flow instantly to the response centre.
- Auto-triggered on crash / airbag deploy
- Location + vehicle telemetry attached
- 365 warm-transfers to the right service
bCall
One button for "the car isn't right." 365 receives the fault codes with the call, so the agent already knows the fault before the driver finishes the sentence.
- Fault codes ride along with the call
- Right responder + right parts pre-selected
- Live case opened on the head unit
See it happen, on-screen
365 talks back through the head unit — a live map of the provider approaching, a real ETA that updates, and push alerts about the car's own functions and data.
- Live "provider en route" map + ETA
- Push alerts on car functions & data
- Accept / book / call — all on-screen
Understand. Anticipate. Help.
Integration is only worth it if the pieces think together. 365 fuses every signal into one loop — so the moment the car senses something, the platform already knows what the driver will need and where to say it.
Understand
Fuse live car signals with context — who the driver is, where they're going, the weather, the road, the history. One coherent picture, not a pile of alerts.
Anticipate
Run the probability. Is this a slow leak that becomes a blowout by Thursday? A battery that won't start Monday morning? 365 predicts the need before it's a crisis.
Help
The right action on the right channel — an on-screen offer, a booking, a call, or a dispatched patrol. Delivered through whichever pathway the driver is actually looking at.
This is what the driver actually sees.
A working head-unit mock-up — no video, all live UI. It auto-cycles through three real 365 moments, and every button works. Tap a tab to jump, or replay the loop.
One integration layer.
Every screen the driver trusts.
365 already runs the operational intelligence. Wiring it into the car, the phone, the apps and the maps is a partnership conversation — not a research project. Let's make the vehicle feel like it's looking after its owner.