Finance & analytics

Fleet Cost Cockpit

Fuel, maintenance, fines, insurance, damages and receipts add up to total cost of ownership — broken down by vehicle, cost centre or cost type, not spread across six separate spreadsheets.

Cost sources 6 modules
Dimensions Vehicle · cost centre · cost type
Budgets With actuals comparison
Export Yes

What does this vehicle actually cost?

The cockpit does not recalculate, it consolidates: it pulls costs from the modules where they arise anyway. So the figures in the cockpit always agree with the underlying records — and every number stays traceable back to its originating case.

What it does

What the module actually does

Six cost sources in one total

Fuel, maintenance, fines, insurance, damages and receipts feed the same total cost of ownership.

Breakdown by dimension

View costs by vehicle, cost centre or cost type — depending on who is asking.

Budget versus actual

Compare configured budgets against actual costs and see deviations early.

Period comparison

Analyse across freely chosen periods so trends and outliers become visible.

Export

Export the analysis — for controlling, budget planning or a committee paper.

Dedicated permissions

Viewing, managing budgets and exporting are separate rights, because cost data is not for everyone.

Frequently asked questions

No. The cockpit is an analytics layer: it reads costs from fuel management, maintenance, traffic fines, insurance, damage management and receipts. Capture happens where the case arises.

Yes. Cost centre is one of the analysis dimensions; cost centres and VAT rates are maintained centrally as financial reference data.

Leasing and acquisition data are maintained in the vehicle file, including terms and instalments. The cockpit consolidates running operating costs from the six sources named above.

See this module with your own data

30 minutes, no sales pressure: we show the module in the context of your fleet — self-hosted in your data centre, GDPR-compliant, made in Germany.