Forward Thinking runs on customer satisfaction. Yes, every company makes a similar claim, but how many have a room full of people on call 24/7 whenever you need help? Our team work ethic and commitment to our customers is why our fleet software is so good and why our customers are so happy.
Our fleet solutions are better because we pay attention when users suggest new features for their commercial fleets. Forward Thinking is full of smart, insightful people who create tools that solve your problems every day. We take pride in listening to the needs of our drivers and managers who work in the field. Fleet customer feedback is a crucial part of the process of making the best solution for commercial fleets.
We love building things, especially things that have a practical use. We're a group of technology-tinkerers who, as children, took things apart and put them back together. Now, as engineers, developers, and technicians, we build useful tools to help your fleet become more efficient, safer, and more profitable.
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The Forward Thinking Systems team wouldn’t be complete without our furry friends. Scroll through to meet our pets, learn more about their backgrounds, and see what makes them such a special part of our families.
Zara joined the family after being spotted on the internet (no pun intended). She doesn’t listen, can’t catch a thing, and has become Kate’s best friend. Her greatest talent is utilizing her built-in camouflage for rousing games of hide-and-seek. She knows exactly when Kate needs some extra puppy love to help her get through stressful times, like pandemics and exams. Zara secretly dreams of being a clown; she would totally rock the makeup.

Finn was found wandering along a riverbank with her brother. The two were named “Huck” and “Finn” and the names stuck. Shaina adopted Finn from Double Dog Rescue and quickly found out that this pup was a very special pup indeed. Finn understands English, Hebrew and Spanish, loves to go camping and nest out in flowerbeds, and never misses an opportunity to trip athletes (sorry Jacob deGrom). Finn has proven herself to be a loving, sweet and protective dog who has stolen Shaina’s heart.

When a friend’s cat had kittens, Peter couldn’t resist the little guy. He was the runt of the litter and was being bullied by his sisters. Time changes things though; and he’s grown into a strapping cat. He likes to strut around the place talking for no apparent reason. His favorite place to rant is the bathroom, preferably when there’s an audience. At least he lets them sleep. While Peter is sure the cat is the God of the Underworld on vacation, he couldn’t imagine his life without the little hellion.

While hanging out with friends at a park one night, a small, friendly kitten approached Peter’s group. He was already looking for a companion for his other cat, so it was clear this kitty had to come home with him. Pandora is the quiet type, until she wants something. Especially attention. Oh gosh does she want your attention! She is the overly-attached-girlfriend meme in cat form and takes her job very seriously. When she’s not demanding belly rubs, she’s pretending the floor is lava.

Named after a polish meme involving a beaver, this little ball of glorious fluff captured Jack’s heart the moment he saw him in the store window. Bober now spends his days eating and reminding Jack how hungry he still is. He does so by grabbing his bowl and smashing it into the bars of his cage; trying to incite a prison riot with each swing. Bober idolizes Gordon Ramsay. He wants to be just like him.

Bella was adopted from a rescue organization after her soft eyes pulled the family in. Meeting her for the first time during the adoption process is one of the best memories Nia has. The sweet face hides some mischief though; Bella is as greedy as she is playful. She isn’t afraid to go after what she wants. It’s likely she spent her previous life galloping through fields as a horse. Her legs might be shorter now, but she doesn’t let that slow her down.

Crystal took Shenzi in after her previous owners had to rehome her. Named after one of the hyenas from the Lion King, this mischievous little pooch spends her days loving and protecting her new family. Her passion revolves around digging up the yard (to dig is to live!) despite pleas for her to stop. Shenzi is as sweet as she is cute. She’s also surprisingly picky about playtime: she will only play catch inside the house – not outside. Outside is only for walks and digging.

Max came into Alf’s household after being spotted at the pound. This territorial, yet affectionate cat lounges about the house most days; saving his energy for the hunt. There is nothing this cat loves more than a good chase. He and his sister are skilled stalkers – taking full advantage of their species’ evolution to home in on their prey and attack with little mercy. No mouse, bug, or ball of lint stand a chance against these marvelous predators.

Poppy is the smartest, most inquisitive sausage dog you will ever meet. Don’t let her long hair & cute looks fool you though. She is naturally curious & loves to get into trouble stealing food, chasing lizards, and protecting her house from the mailman while he brings new GPS devices for his dad to test. You can be her best friend; all you have to do is give her a bone. Flynn, on the other hand, is not well known for his intellect & instead makes up for it by requiring lots of treats, belly rubs, and infinite cuddles from anyone that will love him. His soft tan fur doubles as a solar panel to help him recharge in the Florida sunshine between meals. His one skill does involve the expert “deconstruction” of anything that is stuffed, smells like food, or squeaks.

Lil Bit is a totally a ham and loves to lay around the house on her back.

Pepe is a 5-year-old Cane Corso with a big personality. He loves to eat (especially when treats are involved) and sleep — though he’s always on high alert when he thinks you might forget him. He insists on the “ice tax” (that is, a cold treat or frozen water) and absolutely adores snow — if it’s winter and there’s fresh snow on the ground, he’s your go-to snow connoisseur.


Mickey is a 4-year-old Cavachon and very playful. Just loved everyone and everything, and loves to play and eat. He will put on a show for you to get a snack or part of your meal. He’ll also force you into playing fetch or he’l argue with you until you finally do.

Rubble is a 9-year-old Shih Tzu, and the more protective one of the two. He thinks he’s a security card and follows my wife around constantly like a fatal attraction. He’s very loving and kind once he knows who you are, but he’s also been known to chase the Amazon driver away...yes all 10lbs of him.

As a Shiba Inu x American Eskimo Dog cross, Lexi is the closest thing to a tiny white wolf you can imagine. She spends most of her day on the back of the couch watching for the eventual return of her enemies... delivery guys... other than that she is pretty much cat software running on dog hardware.

Yog-Sothoth stands upon her tractor, a sentinel of time and space, watching over the Dark Goats of Rainbow Valley. Yog-Sothoth knows the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the key and guardian of the gate. Past, present, and future, Yog-Sothoth delivers a cosmic nudge with her horned head, guiding you to the apples and pears that will garner her favor. Her voice echoes across the fields, a chorus of demands, proclamations, and reminders that Yog-Sothoth is a small but mighty deity of the pasture.

Rocky was once just a piece of limestone that was attached to a 300-year-old mansion’s roofing ridge tile in Great Barrington, UK. Thanks to a chance act of reckless vandalism though, this little square of love escaped with Darren. Rocky quickly became one of his closest friends and confidants. Their favorite things to do together include day trips and impressing folks with Rocky’s collection of tricks – like falling off things and playing dead. Rocky wants to be president someday and Darren supports his dream.

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