Your Wialon Data. Your PostgreSQL.
Pull your Wialon fleet data into a PostgreSQL database you control. Write SQL queries against trips, fuel, driver scores — whatever you need.
No servers to set up. No infrastructure to manage. Connect your Wialon account and start querying.
SELECT unit_name, SUM(mileage)
FROM trips
WHERE date >= '2026-01-01'
GROUP BY unit_name;Your data is trapped
Wialon is great for tracking. But when it comes to analytics, reporting, and integration with your other systems? You're stuck.
Static Reports
Wialon's built-in reports cover the basics. If you need something different, you're out of luck.
Locked Data
No SQL access. You can't join fleet data with your CRM, ERP, or warehouse.
Manual Exports
Hours spent downloading CSVs, cleaning data, importing to spreadsheets. Every. Single. Week.
Multi-Client Chaos
Running reports for each client separately? It doesn't scale past a handful.
From Wialon to SQL
FleetSQL extracts Wialon data into isolated PostgreSQL databases — one per client.
Database-per-Tenant
Every client gets a separate PostgreSQL database. Their data never touches another client's.
Daily Sync
Data syncs once a day. Pick your preferred time window and it runs on its own.
Full SQL Access
Connect Metabase, Grafana, DBeaver, or any tool that speaks PostgreSQL.
Driver Behavior Analytics
Eco-driving scores, harsh braking and acceleration events, idle time. All queryable.
Fuel Events
Fill-ups, drains, and suspicious losses — detected automatically with volume and location.
Geofence Events
Enter/exit timestamps, time spent inside, and the zone name — for every geofence crossing.
GDPR Ready
Data stays in EU, encrypted at rest and in transit. Audit logs and deletion on request.
Four steps to
your own database
No servers to set up. No infrastructure to manage.
Connect
Paste your Wialon API token. FleetSQL verifies access to your account.
Configure
Pick what you need: trips, fuel, driver scores, geofences, engine hours.
Extract
FleetSQL pulls data once a day. On first run, it backfills up to 3 years of history.
Query
Connect any SQL client. Your data, standard PostgreSQL — query it however you want.
-- Get daily mileage report for January 2026
SELECT
u.name AS vehicle,
DATE(t.start_time) AS date,
SUM(t.mileage_km) AS total_km,
COUNT(*) AS trips
FROM trips t
JOIN units u ON t.unit_id = u.id
WHERE t.start_time BETWEEN '2026-01-01' AND '2026-01-31'
GROUP BY u.name, DATE(t.start_time)
ORDER BY date, total_km DESC;| vehicle | date | total_km | trips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truck-001 | 2026-01-15 | 847.3 | 12 |
| Van-042 | 2026-01-15 | 523.1 | 8 |
| Car-107 | 2026-01-15 | 156.8 | 4 |
Under the hood
The stack and specs behind FleetSQL.
Architecture
Data Specifications
Supported Data Types
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