This post will guide you to integrate and use our REST API to access and filter fuel transaction data. This API can be used to list fuel control system devices and generate reports in your custom dashboards or software solutions.
Some of the common problems related to fuel management in agriculture include: Dependence on fossil fuels: Farms rely heavily on fossil fuels, such as diesel and gasoline, for irrigation, transportation, and other farming activities. The cost of these fuels can fluctuate depending on global markets and geopolitical factors. Fuel theft: Fuel theft is a common […]
Fuel theft is a problem that affects many countries around the world, including those within the European Union (EU). While it is difficult to determine which specific EU country has the biggest fuel theft problem, there are several countries where this issue has been reported. According to various news reports, countries such as Spain, Italy, […]
The article discusses the new features added to the dashboard access definitions of fleet management software. The article explains the changes made to the side menu bar of the software, where operators have been renamed to personnel due to the increasing use of operator blue tags for fleet drivers. The definitions tab now includes assets, […]
The Fuel Eye module offers three types of reports: transactions, detailed fleet intake, and summary fleet intake. Users can select the desired report and adjust the parameters as needed. The group selection is not required for generating a transaction report. Once the parameters are set, users can proceed to generate the report, which can be […]
QR code or Barcodes are methods of asset identification, not asset authentication. The difference is that “asset authentication” initiates a process, like opening a door or starting the fuel pump while asset identification only is to recognize that asset, say for inventory in warehouses. The nature of a printed image (on a sticker) makes it vulnerable to […]
Gatex FCS 2.0 utilizes a single flow meter for both IN and OUT transactions. This only flow meter appears as two distinct IDs on the reports