Below report categories are available at the time of posting this article:

• Transactions Log:
  • By Meter
  • Fleet Intake
  • By Project
• Summary Reports:
  • By Meter
  • Fleet Intake
    • Engine Consumption Benchmark
  • Project wise
  • Zone based
• Reconciliation Report
• Totalizer readings (live and history)
• Levels readings (live and history)
• Meters status (live)
• Assets Control page

All of the above reports have Day-wise, Monthly and Accumulative formats whichever is applicable.

Grouping:

• All of the reports have group selection.
• The group of vehicles are added to the system by the user.
• Once you select a group, a new column is added to the report in runtime to show the fuel delivered to that group.

Please click on the images and illustrations to see the samples with real-field data.

Fuel-EYE Reconciliation Report works based on the concept of the “SET”. A SET is a collection of Flow Meters and Level Transmitters which their measured volumes are related to each other.

Assume a tank farm with a number of stationary storage tanks, each of them having a level gauge and a few dispensers and flow meters to fill the fleet, consuming the available fuel of the tank farm, and finally a receive flow meter which is used to measure the received fuel into the tank farm; these all together are shaping one SET.

A mobile tanker, on the other hand, is also a SET, as it has a tank to store fuel, a flow meter to deliver and possibly a flow meter to receive fuel.

SET definition is a one-time task.

Fuel-EYE Reconciles your transactions by taking into account the IN, OUT, Opening and Closing balances over any period of time. It takes only a few seconds to generate a reconciliation report and manage your fuel operations.

If your measurement equipment are Temperature Compensated, they should reconcile to zero variation.