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Corporate Guide • 10 min read

Corporate Car Service Guide: Everything You Need to Know

For companies sending employees to NYC regularly or entertaining clients, a corporate car service account can save time, money, and administrative headaches. This guide covers everything from selection to implementation.

Why Corporate Car Service?

  • Cost Control: Flat rates prevent surprise expenses from surge pricing
  • Simplified Billing: One monthly invoice vs. dozens of expense reports
  • Professional Image: Luxury vehicles impress clients and partners
  • Employee Satisfaction: Reliable, comfortable transportation
  • Volume Discounts: Save 5-15% based on monthly usage

Selecting a Provider

Key Criteria

  • ✓ Fleet quality and variety (sedans, SUVs, vans)
  • ✓ 24/7 availability and customer service
  • ✓ Technology (online booking, trip tracking)
  • ✓ Billing flexibility (NET 30, monthly consolidation)
  • ✓ Driver training and background checks
  • ✓ Insurance coverage (minimum $1M liability)

Setting Up Your Account

  1. Initial Consultation: Discuss volume, needs, and pricing
  2. Submit Company Information: W-9, credit references
  3. Assign Account Manager: Single point of contact
  4. Set Up Booking Methods: Phone, email, online portal
  5. Employee Authorization: Who can book, approval workflows
  6. Billing Setup: Monthly invoicing, NET 30 terms

Managing Corporate Usage

Usage Policies

  • • Define approved use cases
  • • Set vehicle class by role
  • • Establish booking procedures
  • • Create approval thresholds

Cost Control

  • • Monthly usage reports
  • • Department cost allocation
  • • Budget vs. actual tracking
  • • Optimization recommendations

Typical Pricing Structure

Monthly VolumeDiscountBenefits
5-9 rides5%Priority dispatch
10-19 rides10%+ Dedicated manager
20+ rides15%+ Custom reporting
50+ ridesCustom+ Volume guarantees

Start Your Corporate Account

Noble serves 500+ corporations in NYC. Setup takes 24 hours. Call or visit our corporate page.

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