Unit and Driver Scores
The Unit Score and Driver Score tabs are the same report with a different subject: one row per vehicle, or one row per driver. Both use the scoring model described in the Eco-Driving Overview.
The KPI Row
Three tiles sit above the table and summarize the whole selection.
Average score
The fleet's average driving score for the period, with a trend that compares the first half of the period against the second half ("1st half X → 2nd half Y"). If there is not enough data to split the period, the tile shows "Not enough data for a trend".
Violations impact
A donut chart showing which criteria are costing the most points. Each slice is a criterion's share of the total weighted impact; the largest contributors are listed with their percentage, and the remainder is grouped as Other.
Daily trend
A stacked bar per day showing the score points lost to each criterion on that day. Hovering a bar gives that day's score and the criteria behind it.
Criterion colors are consistent across the donut, the daily bars, and the violations map.
The Table
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Unit / Driver | The vehicle, or the driver, being scored. |
| Trips | Number of trips in the period. |
| Distance | Distance driven, in your display units. |
| Duration | Time spent driving. |
| One column per criterion | Your Wialon criteria, e.g. Harsh Braking, Speeding. |
| Driving Score | The 0–100 score, shown as a color-coded badge. |
Each criterion cell can show the count of violations, the raw amount (distance or duration), and the weighted value that was applied to the score. A dash means no violations of that type.
Every column is sortable. Criterion columns sort by their weighted cost, so sorting brings the most expensive behavior to the top. The default sort is Driving Score ascending, i.e. the worst performers first, with unscored rows pinned to the bottom.
The header row and the first column stay fixed while you scroll, so you never lose track of which unit a row belongs to.
Driver Score
The Driver Score tab answers "who drives worst", rather than "which vehicle is driven worst".
Violations are grouped by the driver who was bound to the unit at the moment of the event, using Wialon's driver assignment history. Each unit's distance is then split between its drivers in proportion to how long each was bound to it, so a driver who spent two hours in a shared van is scored against those two hours, not against the van's entire week.
Driver scoring depends on driver bindings existing in Wialon for the period. If bindings are unavailable, the report still runs but the Driver column will be empty.
Settings Panel
Click Edit to open the eco-driving settings. Changes are staged and applied with the Apply button; Reset to defaults restores the original configuration. Settings are saved to your account and follow you between devices.
Metric
Score against Distance or Duration. This changes the denominator of the score and the per-100 rates in the exports.
Criteria columns
A checkbox list of every criterion found for the selected units and period, each with its violation count. Select only the criteria you want as columns, or use All to show everything.
Cell contents
Choose what each criterion cell displays: Count, Distance / duration, Weighted value, or any combination. At least one must stay enabled.
Penalty multiplier
Scales the Wialon penalty weights by ×1, ×0.1, ×0.01, or ×0.001. Use it when raw Wialon weights compress every vehicle into a single score band.
Score colors
Set the inclusive lower bound for each tier. Defaults are Excellent 95, Good 80, Average 60; anything below the Average threshold is Poor. The values must decrease from Excellent to Average and stay within 0–100.
Filter by score range
Enter a Min and Max score to show only units inside that band — for example 0 to 60 to work through the problem vehicles only.
Exporting
Use the Export menu to download the score report:
| Format | Contents |
|---|---|
| Excel | A metadata block (title, user, period, timezone, metric, average score, display units) followed by the full table. |
| Landscape A4 with four KPI cards — Average score, Total violations, Violations per 100 km (or per hour), Weight per 100 km (or per hour) — above the ranked table. | |
| CSV | The raw table, UTF-8, with one column per criterion. |
Exports reflect the current units, date range, and settings. The PDF caps the table at eight criterion columns and notes how many were hidden, so trim the criteria list first if you need a specific set on the page.