Stop Losing Money at the Pump.

## Overview Fuel is typically the largest variable cost in any fleet operation — and it's the one most vulnerable to waste, theft, and mismanagement. Our fuel monitoring platform combines precision fuel level sensors with telematics data to give you real-time visibility into fuel consumption, theft detection, and driver behaviour patterns that impact fuel efficiency. Stop relying on fuel card receipts and manual odometer readings. See exactly how much fuel each vehicle consumes, where it's being filled, when fuel levels drop unexpectedly, and which driving behaviours are costing you the most at the pump. ## The Hidden Costs of Poor Fuel Visibility Without accurate fuel monitoring, fleet operators face three major cost drivers that are difficult to detect with fuel cards alone: - **Fuel theft and siphoning** — capacitive fuel sensors detect sudden drops in fuel level that don't correspond to normal consumption, triggering instant alerts. Fuel theft can account for 5–15% of total fuel costs in unmonitored fleets - **Unauthorised fill-ups** — detect fill events that don't match your fuel card transaction records, identifying drivers who fill personal vehicles or sell fuel - **Wasteful driving behaviour** — excessive idling, harsh acceleration, and speeding all increase fuel consumption significantly. Our platform correlates fuel data with driver behaviour scores to identify the habits costing you the most ## Hardware-Level Accuracy Our fuel monitoring uses precision capacitive sensors installed in the fuel tank, measuring fuel level with ±1% accuracy. Unlike OBD-based fuel readings (which estimate consumption from engine data), sensor-based monitoring gives you the actual fuel level in the tank — catching theft, leaks, and discrepancies that engine data alone cannot detect. The sensor data is transmitted through the telematics device and displayed on the platform as a continuous fuel level graph, overlaid with fill events, drain events, and consumption trends. ## Proven ROI Within Months Fleet operators deploying fuel monitoring typically see measurable results within 3–6 months: 10–25% reduction in fuel costs through theft elimination, idle reduction, and driver behaviour improvement. For a 100-vehicle fleet averaging £3,000/month in fuel per vehicle, even a 10% saving delivers £360,000 per year — far exceeding the cost of hardware and installation.