Solution
Fuel Management
Watch consumption where it happens and catch abnormal fuel events the same day.
Fuel monitoring combines vehicle data with fuel level input — from a fuel level sensor, a CAN bus reading or fuelling records — to build a consumption picture per vehicle, route and driver.
The value is less in the monthly total than in the anomalies: a sharp level drop while parked overnight, a refuelling that does not match the recorded litres, or a route whose consumption diverges from the fleet norm.
Capabilities
What fuel management includes
Level monitoring
Continuous fuel level readings charted against movement, ignition and stops.
Refuelling detection
Automatic detection of fill events with time, location and volume added.
Drain detection
Alerts on abnormal level drops, including drops while the vehicle is stationary.
Consumption analysis
Litres per 100 km by vehicle, driver and route, with fleet benchmarking.
Idling cost view
Fuel burned while stationary with the engine running, isolated as its own figure.
Card reconciliation
Fuel card and receipt data reconciled against detected fill events.
Outcomes
What teams use it for
- Detect fuel loss within a day rather than at month end
- Reconcile fuel spend against fuel actually delivered into tanks
- Target the drivers and routes where consumption is genuinely out of line
- Quantify what idling is costing the fleet
FAQ
Questions we are asked about this
Either a fuel level sensor fitted to the tank or a CAN bus reading where the vehicle exposes fuel data. Accuracy depends on which source is available.
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