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# Fleet management

The **Fleet management** section in the Navixy platform gives you detailed insight into and control over your organization's vehicles, from fuel consumption to vehicle specifications, to help improve operational efficiency.

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All information about your organization's vehicles lives in **Fleet management**. For example, you enter fuel consumption per 100 km (or miles), and the Navixy platform uses this rate to estimate fuel usage and compare it with the actual readings.

## Section content

* [**Vehicles**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/vehicles.md): Add and edit vehicle profiles with specifications, fuel consumption rates, and insurance details, link them to GPS devices, and import multiple profiles from an Excel file.
* [**Garages**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/garages.md): Create garage (depot) profiles that store location, mechanic, and dispatcher details for multi-site fleet coordination.
* [**Drivers**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/drivers.md): Manage driver profiles and set up automatic or manual driver identification.
* [**Departments**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/departments.md): Group vehicles and drivers into departments for easier organization.
* [**Driver journal**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/driver-journal.md): Classify trips as business or private and review trip data.
* [**Eco Driving**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/eco-driving.md): Review driver safety scores based on speeding, harsh driving, and idling.
* [**Maintenance**](/docs/user/guide/fleet-management/maintenance.md): Schedule one-time and repeatable service tasks and track their status.


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