ECO Report scoring system
The ECO reports count the number of harsh driving events and multiply them with configurable parameters so that you can calibrate them for your business.
The following table summarizes the main characteristics of all the current ECO reports and how the scoring works:
| EC1000 (deprecated) | EC1001 (deprecated) | EC1002 | |
| Description | Shows detailed ECO scores accumulated grouped by a date range | Shows detailed ECO scores accumulated per day on a selected date range | Shows simplified ECO scores accumulated grouped by date range
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| Rating system | 100 is good - 0 is bad | 100 is good - 0 is bad | 100 is good - 0 is bad
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Distance Factor: |
| Formula |
(NºOfEvents/Distance) x EventWeight |
(NºOfEvents/Distance) x EventWeight |
NºOfEvents x PointsParameter x Distance Factor |
| Note | Idle time is included as (%TripTime*IdleWeight) | Idle time is included as (%TripTime*IdleWeight) | Idle time is not considered for driver scoring in this report. |
Recommendations
- EC1002 is recommended for general purposes.
- If you need to customized version of the EC1002, we recommend using the scripted eco report which offers a similar format and allows adding more information to it (e.g. driver related info). It's also optimized in performance for big installations.