Switch from Simply Auto

Bring your Simply Auto fill-ups into Odoline.

Odoline has no Simply Auto importer, but it reads any CSV file with a header row. Choose “Other CSV file”, match the columns once, and check the preview. Importing is free.

What comes over

Fill-ups, and what does not.

The CSV route reads fill-ups only. It needs a date column, a quantity column, and an odometer or trip-distance column; everything else is optional.

  • Fill-ups

    • Date, quantity in litres, gallons or kWh, and an odometer or trip distance (one is enough). A row without a date, quantity or distance is skipped
    • Price per unit and total cost
    • Full tank, missed fill-up, station and note

  • Matching the columns

    • Odoline suggests a match from the column names, in English, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Polish
    • You can change any suggestion on the matching screen
    • It remembers your matching for files with the same header

  • Not imported

    • Services and other expenses: the CSV route reads fill-ups only, so add those by hand
    • Columns Odoline does not recognise, and consumption columns
Three steps

From Simply Auto to Odoline.

  1. 1Export from Simply Auto

    Get a CSV file.

    If your app can export a CSV file, use its export or backup option and save the file where your phone can open it, for example in Files or in Google Drive.

  2. 2Import into Odoline

    Match the columns, check the preview.

    Choose “Other CSV file” and pick the file. Match each column to a field, then check the preview: the units (distance and volume) and the date order. Nothing is saved until you tap Import.

  3. 3Done

    Your history is yours again.

    Your fill-ups are in your log, on your phone, with free CSV and JSON export whenever you want it.

The Odoline log of a car: an oil change with a receipt attached, then fill-ups with gallons, price and mpg

Bring your log with you.

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