How to Read Fuel Data in the Platform

This guide explains how to view and interpret fuel data from your vehicles 

1. Viewing Current Fuel Level (Live Map)

Steps:

1. Go to Map

2. Select your vehicle from the list

3. Click on the vehicle to open the info panel

What You’ll See:

• Fuel Level (e.g., 32.75 L) → This is the current fuel in the tank

• Displayed in litres (L)

Tip:

• This value updates based on the fuel sensor installed in the vehicle, and can also read Cabus data

• Small fluctuations can happen due to movement or terrain
  

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2. Viewing Fuel Analytics (Graphs)

Steps:

1. Go to Asset Info

2. Select your vehicle

3. Click on the Fuel tab

Understanding the Graph:

• Downward Line (↘) → Fuel consumption while driving

• Sharp Upward Jump (↑) → Fuel refill

• Sudden Drop (↓) → Possible fuel drain/theft

Key Metrics Explained:

• Distance → Total distance traveled

• Current Fuel → Remaining fuel

• Fuel Used → Total consumed

• Consumption (km/L) → Efficiency

• Drains → Detected fuel losses

• Refills → Number of refueling events
  

3. Fuel Events (Refills & Drains)

Refills Section:

• Shows:

  • Date & time

  • Location

  • Fuel added (litres)

• Example:

  • Fuel increased from 127 L → 392 L

  • Refilled 264 L

Drains Section:

• Shows any abnormal fuel drops

• Useful for detecting:

  • Theft

  • Leakages
    

4. Fuel Reports

Steps:

1. Go to Reports

2. Search for Fuel

3. Choose a report:

Available Reports:

• Sensor / Fuel / Temperature

  • Raw sensor readings over time

• Fuel Trip Listing Report

  • Fuel usage per trip

• Fuel Summary Report

  • Overall fuel performance
    

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5. Important Notes

• Fuel accuracy depends on:

  • Sensor quality

  • Proper calibration

• Sudden spikes or drops may be caused by:

  • Poor calibration

  • Vehicle tilt (e.g., hills)

• Always compare:

  • Graph data

  • Report data

  • Actual refueling records