Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The "Transport" industry solution now features detailed analytics of fleet expenses. It now automatically assesses and controls expenses: fuel, repairs, leasing, insurance, fines, toll roads.

The service collects data on all payments related to the fleet and shows expenses in eight categories: fuel, repairs and spare parts, insurance, leasing, fines, toll roads, the "Platon" system, and other operating costs.

Sber emphasized that no manual input is required - the business owner sees a complete picture of how much they spend on each vehicle and what they spend the most money on, and can compare expenses for different months or for the entire year. This helps make decisions faster and more accurately. Anna Loevskaya, Director of the "Digital Corporate Bank" division of Sberbank, said:

Smart analytics in the "Transport" solution shows freight carriers the money: they see where they are overpaying, where they are losing, where they can save. These are concrete ideas for profit growth. Now, an entrepreneur understands in a few minutes how to optimize fleet costs. This industry solution is available for free in the SberBusiness online bank. More than 170,000 carriers across the country are already using it.

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