US systems have not yet been able to establish themselves on a broad scale. On the one hand, their processes are only partially applicable to European ruquirements (e.g. invoicing), on the other hand, the use of these systems by companies based in the EU is a violation of the EU GDPR according to the current legal situation.
2S solutions are already in use in six different EU countries. Our solutions are multilingual and can be adapted to regional specifics.

Way of working
As the way of working is very much determined by national legal frameworks, it is hardly possible to define universal differences between the US and Europe as a whole.
However, one major difference seems to be in the monitoring of the execution of bookings. U.S. companies have often established processes that involve very close monitoring of the individual stages of booking execution. Calls to the operator or driver ensure that all steps of the process are monitored.
This approach is often met with a little incomprehension by European companies. In Europe, the self-image of the executing companies tends to be “If I accept a booking, I have responsibility for it and carry it out. If you don’t hear from me during the execution of the booking, it means that everything is running smoothly.”
In the age of digitalization, technology is helping to bridge “these two worlds” through, for example, automatic status notifications and the electronic transfer of booking data via GNet.

Language
English is taught as the first foreign language in most schools in Europe. In business, many Europeans from different countries speak English among themselves.
In the limo industry you should have no problems with conversation in English.