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Smartrak Integration | ||||
Smartrak offer the option to integrate with your Fuel Card Provider, making your your fuel transactions available within Smartrak App for reporting on fuel usage, economy, and card misuse (exceptions) | ||||
Supported Providers | ||||
Presently Z, BP, Caltex and Mobil are supported within New Zealand We are always looking to improve our product. Contact us if your Fuel Card provider is not currently supported | ||||
Card Usage Guidelines | ||||
Each fuel card transaction contains the litres of fuel added to the vehicle. Unfortunately, with this information alone, Smartrak is unable to determine how much fuel was previously used by the vehicle For example, consider a vehicle which filled with 10L of fuel, then 20 minutes later, is filled again with 20L of fuel. Its impossible to know how much fuel was used between those 20 minutes
This way, each fuel transaction will convey the amount of fuel used since the last fuel transaction. Smartrak refer to these time spans as fuel periods Additionally, this also requires that a vehicle have at least 2 fuel transactions before it can be reported on | ||||
Fuel Reports | ||||
Guides on using the fuel based reports can be found at:
Concerning the overlap on the reporting, that is intentional and as designed:
Ability to identify and fix up data inaccuraciesThere is this page in Smartrak Admin: https://admin.smartrak.co.nz/Other/FuelStopEditor.aspx If the fuel card has been used to purchase both Diesel and Petrol (and the Resource is flagged as being Diesel in Smartrak Admin) the Fuel importer automatically identifies this, and flags the fuel stop. If this was done in error, the Admin user can correct it on this admin page. The Fuel Usage Report will exclude these mismatched fuel stops. Where does the expected litres/hour and litres/km come from in the exceptions report?The report compares the fuel usage of the resources in the report, and looks for outliers. For that reason, it is recommended you run the report with like for like vehicles (create and assign all resources to vehicle-type groups, and run separate reports against each group). The actual L per 100km utilisation of both reports is based on the fuel transactions and distance travelled. E.g. From the date of Fuel Transaction A to Fuel Transaction B, the vehicle drove 500km. Fuel transaction B was for 50L (Which filled up the tank!), therefore for that span of time, the vehicle had an efficiency of 10L per 100km. | ||||
Caveats | ||||
Rego must match an existing remote in Smartrak at time of import Non-fuel transactions are discarded, according to a whitelist of fuel product names We need two fuel transactions to create a ‘fuel period’ If you are unable to find an answer to your question, please log a support request via the Smartrak Service Desk |
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