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Read mileage and fuel reports

You will be able to read every figure on the Fuel Tracking list, the All Vehicles Fuel Efficiency report and the dashboard chart, and know which fills they count.

All fuel figures in NShine ERP come from the entries under Vehicles › Fuel Tracking. The list itself is the first report: filter it by date range and vehicle, and the calculated columns update. The same numbers appear on the vehicle profile, the dashboard and the All Vehicles Fuel Efficiency report under Reports.

Fuel Tracking List Columns

Column

What it shows

Source

Date / Transaction No

When the fill happened and its FT number.

Entered

Vehicle / Ownership Type

The vehicle and whether it is Own or Market.

Vehicle record

Filled By

The driver or employee on the entry.

Entered

Fuel Station

The supplier the fuel came from.

Entered

Fuel Type

Diesel, petrol, CNG and so on.

Vehicle record

Quantity / Rate Per Unit

Units filled and the price per unit on the receipt.

Entered

Gross Amount / Tax Amount / Total Amount

Quantity × rate, the tax on it, and the sum.

Calculated

Odometer Reading

The reading at the time of the fill.

Entered

Distance Driven

Odometer on this fill minus the odometer on the previous fill of the same vehicle.

Calculated

Avg Fuel Efficiency

Distance Driven divided by Quantity, worked out between full-tank fills.

Calculated

Expected Mileage

The target km per unit on the vehicle record.

Vehicle record

Fuel Cost per km

Total Amount divided by Distance Driven.

Calculated

Total Fuel Quantity / Total Spent

Running totals for the filtered period and vehicle.

Calculated

How The Calculated Columns Behave

  • Distance Driven needs an Odometer Reading on both this fill and the one before it. A fill without a reading shows blank distance and breaks the chain for the next one.
  • Avg Fuel Efficiency is only trustworthy between two fills marked Is Full Tank; a partial fill in between is counted in quantity and cost but not in km per unit.
  • Fuel Cost per km uses Total Amount including tax, so a tax-rate change moves it even if litres and distance do not.
  • The totals follow the filter. Clear the vehicle filter to see the fleet figure; set a date range for a month-end number.

Vehicles Fuel Efficiency Block And Dashboard Chart

The KPI block at the top of Fuel Tracking and the Vehicles Fuel Efficiency chart on the Dashboard show the same four buckets: Below Expected, Meets-Exceeds Expected, Missing Expected and No Data. View Details on the dashboard opens the vehicles in each bucket. A vehicle moves bucket as soon as a new full-tank fill changes its average or as soon as you fill in its Expected Mileage.

All Vehicles Fuel Efficiency Report

  • Open Reports › All Vehicles Fuel Efficiency. Choose a Select Range (Current Month, This Financial Year or custom dates) and optionally a vehicle.
  • One row per vehicle with the same distance, quantity, efficiency, expected and cost-per-km figures as the list, so you can compare vehicles side by side.
  • Print or export to Excel from the report toolbar.

Fuel On Other Reports

  • The vehicle profile’s Fuel Tracking tab lists that vehicle’s fills and exports them to Excel.
  • Vehicle Profit/Loss and All Vehicle Profit/Loss show Total Fuel Cost against revenue, supplier hire, employee payments and expenses.
  • Booking reports carry a Fuel Expenses Total column, and the custom report builder offers Fuel tracking as a data source for your own layouts.

Tips

  • If a vehicle sits in Missing Expected, edit the vehicle and fill in Expected Mileage; no fuel entry needs to change.
  • Compare Fuel Cost per km across vehicles of the same type before reading too much into one vehicle’s figure.

Need Help?

Chat with the NShine ERP support team on WhatsApp at +91 79950 87755, or ask from inside the app. Last checked 9 November 2026 against app.nshineerp.com.

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