Which report answers my question?
A question-to-report decision guide: find the report that answers what you're asking, grouped by the kind of question you have.
This guide maps a question you might have about your fleet to the Argus report that answers it, grouped by topic. It sits alongside the report catalogue, which lists every report with a description; use this page when you know your question but not the report name.
Also known as / customers also ask: which report should I run, which report do I need, report finder, find a report, what report shows this
Which vehicles have stopped reporting or gone offline?
Run the Asset Overdue Report to list assets that haven't reported for a selected number of hours, as at the moment you run it.
Who's speeding, and where?
Run the Overspeed Report or the Driver Overspeed Report for public roads, or the Geofence Overspeed Report for private roads and sites that don't carry a public speed limit.
Where has a vehicle stopped, and for how long?
Run the Stop Report or the Driver Stop Report. If you need custom work start and finish times — for example to check after-hours activity — use the Advanced Stop Report or the Driver Advanced Stop Report instead.
Where has a vehicle travelled, and when?
Run the Trip Report or the Driver Trip Report for a list of trips with arrival and departure times. To check whether a vehicle was near a specific address, run the Location Report; to check how often it visited a specific site, run the Site Report; for where your whole fleet was at one moment in time, run the Location Snapshot Report.
Was a vehicle inside one of my geofences?
Run the Geofence Report.
How much is a vehicle or driver being used?
For mileage totals, run the Mileage Report or the Driver Mileage Report. For a working-hours versus non-working-hours split, run the Usage Report or the Driver Usage Report. For a full daily breakdown of use and drive time, run the Utilisation Report, the Driver Utilisation Report or, for a summarised total-for-the-period view, the Utilisation Summary Report. To find vehicles that haven't moved, run the Stationary Report.
How many risk points has a driver or vehicle earned?
Run the Risk Point Report (vehicle) or the Driver Risk Points Report (driver), or the Leaderboard Report to compare and rank vehicles across a period.
Is a driver at risk of fatigue?
Run the Daily Fatigue Report to flag vehicles over a drive-time limit, or the Fatigue Trip Report for the individual trips that exceeded it.
Are any driver licences about to expire?
Run the Driver Licence Expiry Report.
What's happening with fuel-card spend?
The Fuel Watch reporting suite covers this: the Fuel Transaction Report, the Fuel Summary Report, the Fuel Location Report, the Fuel Matching Report, the Non-Fuel Report and the Overfill Report.
What am I paying for each connection, and when does it renew?
Run the Account Summary Report.
How do I claim Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT)?
See how to report on FBT using Argus.
Can I get a report emailed to me automatically?
See which reports can be scheduled and emailed and how to set up an emailed report.
This guide doesn't cover how to run each report step by step — open the linked report article for its procedure.