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Make fuel and energy comparisons you can explain.

Connect supported vehicle readings, fuel transactions and energy data around a clear measurement model for mixed fleets.

Plan your integration
MAKE THE CONNECTION USEFUL

Start with the decision.
Design the data around it.

Tank level, fuel consumed, fuel purchased and battery energy describe different things. Combining them without a shared definition creates misleading results. Fleetly integration planning identifies each source and its measurement boundaries so operational teams can investigate cost and efficiency with appropriate confidence.

PRACTICAL USE CASES

Where this integration can add value.

01

Fuel measurement provenance

Record whether a value comes from CAN, a tank sensor, an estimate or a transaction feed. Avoid presenting calculated values as direct measurements.

02

Transaction reconciliation

Map permitted fuel-card or purchase records to the correct vehicle and period. Investigate unmatched transactions before treating them as vehicle consumption.

03

EV energy context

Keep vehicle energy use, charger-delivered energy and billed energy distinct. Compare equivalent work and include source coverage.

04

Efficiency investigations

Analyse fuel or energy use alongside distance, vehicle class and duty cycle. Review gaps, calibration and operational changes before attributing a trend.

FOLLOW THE DATA

Every connection has a working path.

Select a stage to see what needs to happen and why it matters.

Fuel & Energy Data / Identify

Separate the measurement sources

List vehicle, sensor, transaction and charging data with units and ownership.

Stage 1 of 5
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  1. Separate the measurement sources

    List vehicle, sensor, transaction and charging data with units and ownership.

  2. Match the asset and period

    Resolve vehicle references and timing before combining records.

  3. Validate quality and coverage

    Flag implausible readings, missing distance and unmatched transactions for review.

  4. Use equivalent operating work

    Calculate agreed measures within comparable vehicle and duty-cycle groups.

  5. Turn the finding into an action

    Review context with fleet and finance teams and measure the effect of the agreed change.

DATA WITH CONTEXT

Agree the meaning before moving the data.

These are scoping considerations, not field names or a published API schema. Confirm the exact contract for your implementation.

Fuel & Energy Data: data and validation considerations
Data areaWhy it mattersWhat to validate
Fuel levelDescribes the amount or proportion in the tank.Check sensor calibration and units.
Fuel usedRepresents consumed fuel over a period or cumulative reading.Validate source, resets and distance coverage.
Purchase recordRecords a commercial fuel or energy transaction.Match vehicle, time, quantity and cost.
Energy readingRepresents energy at a defined measurement boundary.Distinguish charger delivery from vehicle consumption.
PREPARE YOUR INTEGRATION

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Preparation only; this is not a compatibility assessment or production approval.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Understand the scope.
Plan with confidence.

Can a fuel-level drop prove theft?

No. Investigate measurement quality, vehicle movement, refuelling and other context before reaching a conclusion.

Can fuel purchases be reported as consumption?

Not without a justified method. Purchase timing and consumption timing differ, especially across short reporting periods.

How should diesel and EV efficiency be compared?

Use a common operational output and a transparent cost basis. Keep litres and energy units distinct rather than blending them into one raw measure.

Are all fuel-card and charging systems connected?

No universal compatibility is implied. Provide the source and interface details so the required integration can be assessed.

SUPPORTING RESOURCES

Take the next step with a clear plan.

Confirm your production scope.

Features and integration methods depend on the agreed devices, interfaces, permissions and enabled modules. Request the current technical documentation before implementation; never include passwords or access tokens in an initial enquiry.