Key figures · One month of monitoring
2,187L
Fuel loss detected
13
Loss events flagged
6,014 AED
Estimated cost impact
95 %*
Anomaly detection accuracy
*Results may vary from fleet to fleet
At a glance
Region
UAE · Saudi Arabia · Oman
Fleet
Temperature-controlled trucks
Solutions
Fuel Monitoring, Fuel Theft Detection
Profile
Company overview
This fleet runs temperature-controlled trucks across a cross-border corridor connecting the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman—and it buys its own fuel, so every liter lost drains the bottom line directly.
Differences in fuel prices across the UAE and Oman increased the importance of maintaining accurate fuel accountability across cross-border operations.
01 · The business challenge
Fuel use did not match the miles. No one could say why.
Fuel consumption on certain vehicles did not match distance traveled or expected operating costs, but there was no reliable way to determine:
Q.01
Which vehicles were consuming more fuel than normal?
Q.02
How frequently were fuel losses occurring?
Q.03
Where along each route were they taking place?
Q.04
What was the total financial impact?
Barrier · Why existing fuel records were insufficient
Existing fuel records showed overall consumption, but they could not connect an unexplained fuel-level change to a specific vehicle, timestamp, or location. That made it difficult to separate individual loss events or investigate recurring patterns across cross-border routes.
02 · The solution
95% accurate fuel consumption analysis
Intangles deployed Fuel Monitoring and Fuel Theft Detection across the fleet, rated at 95% accuracy in telling a genuine anomaly apart from normal consumption variance.
01 · Monitor
Tracks fuel level in real time
Continuous fuel-level data from every vehicle—not a once-a-month total.
02 · Flag
Flags unexplained drops
Any drop that does not match a refill or normal vehicle consumption is marked as an anomaly.
03 · Record
Logs time and GPS location
Any drop that does not match a refill or normal vehicle consumption is marked as an anomaly.
03 · Analysis
One vehicle accounted for 1,236 liters
The most affected vehicle alone accounted for more than half of the fuel lost to theft fleet-wide—1,236 of the 2,187 liters, across 4 separate events of abnormal fuel drops.
- Fuel drop that does not match a refuel or normal usage
- Recorded refuelling event
04 · Pattern
Three recurring locations were identified
Fuel theft was not random. Events clustered around multiple locations across Dubai, turning a fleet-wide blind spot into addresses that could be watched directly.
Hotspot 1
126 L taken out
12 May 2026 · 1:19 PM
Hotspot 2
329 L taken out
26 May 2026 · 4:05 PM
Hotspot 3
569 L taken out
1 Jun 2026 · 3:04 AM
05 · The outcome
From a monthly blind spot to vehicle-level evidence
Actions for improvement
Customer validation and escalation
- Cross-checked flagged events against fuel station receipts and logs to analyze mismatches
- Increased monitoring at the three identified locations to prevent future losses
- Escalated confirmed theft cases through internal and legal channels
Outcome
Business impact
- Every loss identified is now traceable to a specific vehicle, event, and location
- One consistent standard of fuel accountability now runs across three countries and two fuel-pricing zones
- Real-time, continuous monitoring replaced a blind, once-a-month review—closing the exact gap that let losses go unnoticed
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