IFTA needs two things: how far you drove in each jurisdiction and how much fuel you bought. Numeo One already has both — mileage from your connected ELD and fuel from your fuel provider — so quarterly filing isn't a manual spreadsheet you rebuild every three months.
Where the numbers come from
Numeo pulls the two IFTA inputs from systems you're already running:
- Mileage comes from your connected ELD — for example, TT ELD mileage feeds straight in.
- Fuel comes from your connected fuel provider — for example, EFS fuel data.
Because both feeds are already in Numeo, the report is built from the same live data that runs your tracking and pay, not from numbers you re-key.
Generate a report
- Open the IFTA report for the quarter you're filing.
- Numeo assembles mileage by jurisdiction and fuel from your connected providers.
- Review the totals and use them for your filing.
Delete and regenerate
Numbers shift — a late fuel transaction lands, or a load's mileage is corrected. When the underlying data changes, you can delete a generated IFTA report and regenerate it so the report reflects the corrected figures. You're never stuck with a stale report you have to work around.
Good to know
- IFTA relies on your ELD mileage feed, so keep the ELD connected on every truck. See Connect your ELD.
- Fuel is the other half of IFTA — see Fuel tracking and reconciliation for how fuel-card data comes in.
- IFTA and fuel sit alongside payroll under Accounting — see Driver and contractor pay.
- IFTA reporting depth can depend on your plan — check the pricing page.
Need a hand? Email support@numeo.ai or use the in-app Help option.