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Nuonic
Nuonic is a Brisbane-based SaaS company that automates Fuel Tax Credit compliance for Australian commercial fleets, combining automated fuel statement processing with GPS trip data to produce an accurate, audit-ready claim each month rather than applying an estimated percentage.
KEY SOLUTIONS
- Automated Fuel Tax Credit Calculation: Every recorded GPS position is checked against continuously updated national road mapping to split fuel use between public and off-public roads, replacing an estimated percentage with an evidence-based figure.
- Automated Fuel Data Processing: Fuel statements are read and categorised automatically with asset, cost and volume detail, so your team is no longer assembling fuel data by hand each month.
- Audit-Ready Evidence and Reporting: Every figure traces back to the vehicle, date, route and mapping decision behind it, with full report history and edit logs available if a claim is ever questioned.
KEY BENEFITS
- Claim What You Are Entitled To: Replace estimated apportionment with evidence drawn from actual vehicle movement, reducing the risk of under-claiming or overstating an entitlement.
- Get Time Back Each Month: Accurate claims are produced automatically from data your fleet already generates, well ahead of the BAS deadline, without the manual reconciliation that usually goes with them.
- Confidence at Scale: Nuonic's approach is proven across Australian heavy and light vehicle operators, with more than A$700 million in fuel spend processed and over 60 million vehicle trips analysed.
