VALENCE (VP). Nunsys, through its products Bats on the Route, has digitized the transportation service of the Hastings School in Madrid. In this way, the center guarantees the safety of its route services and guarantees the proper functioning of the 140 school students who enjoy this service during the school year.

Bat on Route, with seven years of experience, is present in more than 20 countries and provides services to more than 800 public and private entities, managing more than 9,000 routes every day. Through Bat on Route technology, Nunsys provides users with software specifically used to manage routes by bus, van or bicycle, among others, and aimed at transport companies, schools, day centers or residences, and companies to transport their employees.

“For us, the opportunity to work with an educational center of the same level as Hastings Schools is very positive and we are very proud to be able to support them in the process of digitizing their school transport services. In Madrid alone we already have more than 25 schools that trust our services. “Thanks to Bat on Route technology, we can implement student tracking and school bus routes quickly and easily, thereby ensuring security and peace of mind for both the center and parents,” he said. Joaquin PrietoBatonroute Business Manager.

“We see a huge advantage in the Bat on Route service by being able to control the functioning of the school route, checking if students have entered the bus, where school transport is at all times, among other qualities of Bat on Route. From a security and management point of view, this is a big step forward for us,” he explained. Neil Tetleydirector of the Hastings Madrid School.

Likewise Bat on Route, which provides services in 10 languages, has a relevant international presence in 24 countries. Markets where it has a strong presence are Europe and Latin America, especially in countries such as the UK, Italy, Costa Rica, Chile and the Dominican Republic.

Hastings School is part of the Cognita group which has 100 educational centers and nearly 85,000 students. Founded in 1971, Hastings School was one of the first schools in Madrid to teach the English National Curriculum where the language of instruction is English.