What is Fuel Watch?

Fuel Watch syncs with your fuel card provider, pulling in your fuel transaction data each month and breaking it down into six reports so you can monitor fuel spend and usage across your fleet.

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What does Fuel Watch do?

It brings your fuel card transactions into your Argus Dashboard automatically, so you don't need to reconcile fuel receipts manually. A running graph shows your fuel spend over time so you can see at a glance whether it's trending up or down.

How does Fuel Watch work?

Your fuel card provider sends transaction data to Argus, which is matched against your fleet's vehicles and built into six reports — covering individual transactions, per-vehicle summaries, mismatched card and vehicle locations, non-fuel purchases, incorrect fuel type, and unusually large fills. See the Fuel Watch reports for what each report covers.

Who uses Fuel Watch?

Fleets that issue fuel cards to drivers and want visibility over fuel spend, fuel-card misuse, and vehicle fuel efficiency, without manually cross-checking receipts against vehicle movements.

What do I need to use Fuel Watch?

Fuel Watch is included on the OMNI plan and available as an add-on to the MIDI plan. You'll also need an active fuel card with one of Argus's supported providers.

How do I get started with Fuel Watch?

Contact your account manager to enable Fuel Watch on your account, then set up the data feed from your specific fuel card provider — see how to set up Fuel Watch for your fuel card for the steps for each provider.

This article doesn't cover reading the individual fuel reports — see the Fuel Watch reports — or setting up your fuel card provider's data feed — see how to set up Fuel Watch for your fuel card.