Sarajevski kiseljak uses FME for fuel and fleet records without installing a single GPS device.
Many companies believe that controlling fleet costs starts with installing GPS devices. Sarajevski kiseljak took a different path: it uses FME for fuel control and records, without GPS.
Drivers log refuelling in the FME mobile app with a photo of the fiscal receipt, from which OCR reads the litres, amount and mileage. The app immediately rejects mileage lower than the last entry, so mistakes and invalid entries do not get through.
What management sees on the web
Every refuelling appears immediately in the web app, with the receipt photo next to each row. Consumption is calculated in l/100 km per vehicle and cost centre, and reports export to PDF and Excel. Servicing, registrations and other deadlines are kept in the same place.
Sarajevski kiseljak's example shows that FME does not require a large investment up front. The fuel, servicing and records modules work from day one, and GPS tracking can be added later, if and when it is needed.