Reduce fleet fuel costs where they actually arise.
To reduce fleet fuel costs, start by measuring where the fuel really goes. frameLOGIC combines fuel-level readings, automatic alerts on suspicious level changes, fuel-card reconciliation, and driving-style analysis, so losses surface as events you can act on, not line items you discover at month end.
Where fleets lose fuel money and how to close each gap
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Measurement instead of estimates
Fuel probes and CAN-bus readings give precise per-vehicle consumption data. That is the baseline every saving is measured against.
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Unauthorised drains
Automatic alerts on suspicious fuel-level changes, in vehicle tanks and stationary reservoirs alike. Remote level monitoring keeps stock under control.
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Refuelling discipline
Every refuelling is registered and assigned automatically to a driver and a vehicle. Fuel-card integration keeps the data compatible with your fleet settlement systems.
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Driving style
Eco-driving analysis scores technique as it happens and ranks drivers. Consumption drops where it is generated, behind the wheel. CO2 reports show the environmental side of the same numbers.
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Trend reporting
Automatic fuel-consumption trend reports flag inefficiencies quickly, before they compound into serious losses.
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Fuel-aware routing
Route planning that factors in fuel consumption: journeys optimised for maximum savings, not just arrival times.
Fuel is one line in a bigger cost sheet
Fuel data works hardest next to the rest of the operation: vehicles, routes, and what happens on the road.
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Fuel monitoring
Fuel-level readings, drain alerts, and a locking cap protecting the filler itself.
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Fleet management
Full control over vehicles, drivers, and costs in one monitoring and management system.
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Route planning
Plan routes with fuel consumption in mind and automate the daily transport workload.
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GPS fleet tracking
Live vehicle positions put every fuel event in geographic context, whether a refuelling or a drain.
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Truck dashcam
Video telematics that raises fleet safety and documents what happened around any event on the road.
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Fuel cost control and eco driving – common questions
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How does fuel monitoring detect unauthorised drains?
Fuel level is read in vehicle tanks and monitored remotely in stationary reservoirs. Any suspicious change triggers an automatic alert, and the locking cap adds an audible alarm with an instant notification the moment the filler is opened.
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What does eco driving change in daily fuel spend?
The system analyses driving technique as it happens and ranks drivers, so coaching targets the specific habits that burn fuel. The same data feeds CO2 reports that put a number on the fleet's environmental footprint.
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How are refuellings reconciled with fuel cards?
Each refuelling is registered and assigned automatically to a driver and a vehicle. Fuel-card integration matches those events against card transactions and stays compatible with fleet settlement systems, so discrepancies stand out instead of hiding in the monthly totals.
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Where does fuel data fit into wider fleet management?
Consumption trends, drain alerts, and refuelling records sit alongside vehicle, driver, and cost data in fleet management, and route planning can factor fuel consumption into the journeys themselves.