13 Fleet, Movement & Maintenance

Fuel

Fuel dashboard, fuel entry, tanks, pumps, history, and reports.

Illustrations on this page are conceptual examples — not screenshots of the live system.

Concept overview — Trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries for Fuel (Icon mosaic style, example only, not a software screenshot)
Use-case collage — Mileage trends and variance alerts for Fuel (Icon mosaic style, example only, not a software screenshot)

How you can use it

The same Fleet module supports different transport models — pick the scenarios that match your operation.

Fuel in daily operations

Fuel dashboard, fuel entry, tanks, pumps, history, and reports.

Vehicle & movement control

Fuel for fleet and workshop managers — typical in Bangladesh vehicle-heavy organisations.

Trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries

Teams use Fuel when they need trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries — without maintaining a separate spreadsheet or WhatsApp thread.

Mileage trends and variance alerts

Teams use Fuel when they need mileage trends and variance alerts — without maintaining a separate spreadsheet or WhatsApp thread.

Benefits for your team

What improves when vehicle data lives in one place instead of spreadsheets and phone calls.

Trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries

Fuel helps because trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries — recorded inside the VMS audit trail instead of informal channels.

Mileage trends and variance alerts

Fuel helps because mileage trends and variance alerts — recorded inside the VMS audit trail instead of informal channels.

Tank, pump, and card reconciliation

Fuel helps because tank, pump, and card reconciliation — recorded inside the VMS audit trail instead of informal channels.

Branch and vehicle fuel reports

Fuel helps because branch and vehicle fuel reports — recorded inside the VMS audit trail instead of informal channels.

Benefits graph — Tank, pump, and card reconciliation for Fuel (Icon mosaic style, example only, not a software screenshot)

Makes daily work easier

Less chasing, less re-entry, fewer surprises on the morning dispatch board.

  • Fuel supports view, dashboard, add, list — so users do not jump between unrelated tools for the same task.
  • Less manual follow-up: trip-linked and vehicle-wise fuel entries
  • Less manual follow-up: mileage trends and variance alerts
  • Less manual follow-up: tank, pump, and card reconciliation
  • Branch-scoped access means local teams open Fuel without seeing other depots' records.

Multi-user & mobile-ready

Different roles see different slices — desktop for planning, mobile for field, dashboard for leadership.

  • Operations lead (desktop)Plans and supervises Fuel with full register access, filters, and exports.
  • Branch user (tablet / laptop)Works on branch-scoped Fuel records — no cross-branch data leakage.
  • Field staff (mobile)Submits or confirms Fuel tasks from phone — limited permissions, faster updates.
  • Manager / approverReviews exceptions, approvals, and summaries inside Fuel without re-keying data.
  • Owner / executive (dashboard)Reads KPI widgets fed by Fuel — not day-to-day data entry screens.
Integration diagram — Branch and vehicle fuel reports for Fuel (Icon mosaic style, example only, not a software screenshot)

Works with your other modules

Fleet is the vehicle master — other modules read from it so data stays consistent across the platform.

  • FleetVehicle master in Fleet feeds live status into Fuel.
  • TripsTrip records pull vehicle, driver, and billing context from Fuel.
  • PlaybackRoute replay evidence supports disputes managed in Fuel.
  • ReportsReport hub aggregates Fuel metrics for branch and management packs.