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# Fleet Reports Tab
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#### Notes:
* This feature requires additional purchases. Please contact Influx Sales.
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This tab enables the generation of reports on fleet parameters. Users can select different parameters and generate a report with calculations (Average, Sum, Min & Max).
Click on the ‘Add Report’ tab to create a new report.
In the report generator window, assign the report name.
Choose generate points:
* Once per day: points will be generated after monitoring the data for the whole day.
* Once per file: points will be generated for each file.
* Once per trigger: points will be generated for all occurrences of trigger conditions.
Select items from fleet parameters and choose the statistical options.
In the following section user will have the option to choose the monitoring option:
**Snapshot:** To be used when monitoring the data during a trigger event.
**Filter:** To be used when you want to monitor the data continuously based on another parameter.
Snapshot trigger will take the snapshot of requested parameters when given conditions are met.
Add filter will monitor and find the statistical information (min, max, avg, sum). about the parameter while filter conditions are satisfied.
From additional options, we can select vehicles whose reports are to be generated.
We can enter a threshold value which will be added to the report.
### Extracting report
* **Show Report -** We can view the report by clicking show report.
* **Show combine report –** This will generate a combined report for a vehicle.
* **Email report –** We can Email the combined report.
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