Telogis Introduces Fuel Card Reconciliation Report
Telogis introduces a new feature to its Telogis Fleet vehicle management application that compares fuel card use to actual location data: The Fuel Card Reconciliation Report.
Telogis introduces a new feature to its Telogis Fleet vehicle management application that compares fuel card use to actual location data: The Fuel Card Reconciliation Report.
This new feature compares data that matches fuel card transactions and GPS-provided vehicle locations to verify authorized use of the card in one easy-to-read report. If a card is used without an approved vehicle within a specified range, that information is called out on the report to the fleet manager.
"We see this as another way for fleet managers in all industries to monitor and protect their mobile resources," says Jason Koch, president, Telogis Fleet. "Fuel expenses are always going to be part of the cost of doing business, but this fuel card report gives fleet managers a tool to help identify and end unauthorized expenditures."
The system uses advanced spatial analysis to match the GPS history generated by Telogis to the fuel card purchase history generated by the customer's fuel card provider.
Telogis Fleet is a real-time GPS fleet management solution offering a comprehensive, scalable solution for fleet management, tracking and reporting. Industries served include utilities, telecommunications, OEM, construction, delivery, fleet leasing, food/beverage, pest control and waste management.
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