I've noticed there is a "months" filter control in the software tracker however the charts and tables look teh same whether I select 1 month of 24 months. What does the month control actually do and is it possibly broken?

I have created an automation in Home Assistant which handles charging of my M3 on excess solar. I'm using the TeslaFi API for both monitoring and control (turn on/off charging and set charge current). It would be very helpful if I could specify in the API an argument which records the charge type as solar (free) rather that it being picked up as a standard Home charge. Just being able to say "start charging as Solar" in the API call would be most useful.

Thank you

When TeslaFi detects a missing drive during an idle, the reported location stays at the idle location until the next recorded drive.

An example from today:

1. Vehicle is idle at tagged location "Home"
2. TeslaFi starts a sleep attempt at 9:45 for up to 15 minutes.
3. User gets in the vehicle at 9:50 and drives for 5 minutes to tagged location "Work"
4. TeslaFi stops the sleep attempt at 10:00, and marks the original "Home" idle as "A drive may have occured during this idle session."
5. TeslaFi's API reports the current location as "Home", schedules for "Location = Work" don't run

Possible solution:

When a missing drive is detected, stop the current idle and start a new idle with the updated location.

I am making some monthly statistic from TeslaFi daily summary by hand. Would be great to be able to export daily summary in csv.

Hello, I have something on my mind:

1 - Add the ability to add a one time charging fee. For me to start charging it's 0.25 EURO. And I am off from the receipt. I always play +/- to get the exact value.
2 - Add the ability to add idle fees.
3 - Maybe for simplicity add the ability to say how much money you paid for the given charge. (I know we are going backwards, but...)
4 - Add the ability to say "This charger is part of this charging network" and skip setting up things like, price, sentry, image, name. Take it from the "Template".

Best wishes, 
Michael.

I don't care about cost savings, I want to see how much it cost per charge, where do I find that information?

Hi

New user here and I've had a good look and search, sorry if this is covered somewhere.

I was wondering if there was a way of Grouping charges together?

The reason for my asking is our electricity provider automatically stops charging on our car when plugged in and then schedules low cost charging overnight. It then controls the charging during that period.

However, the car has to be charging for the provider to kick in and turn that off when it is peak rate. I would like to be able to group those charges together to see the total cost of this charging.

I frequently go to a automated free roll car wash where in the entire drive I never place the car in park. As a result teslafi views the trip as going from home to home and everytime I have to go back and manually split the drive to show my trip to the carwash and back home. 

Can you automatically or have the option to end the drive if the car is in neutral like it does when placed in park?

Request for feature improvement in the battery section, to mine the collected data to analyze the intensity of charging to understand how much wear / tear on the battery from high charging. Reviewing the battery percent analysis as the battery charges and reverse engineering the charge rate. This can be bucketed into 50kW ranges like amount of time charging @ 100kw - 150kW vs 150kW - 200kW vs 200kw - 250kW. Some bar graphs like that.

It would be an interesting data point to understand the stresses the battery has been subjected to. Also interesting to have a fleet comparison for this as well, similar to the current battery health indicator on teslafi.

I'm trying to keep my business usage of my car >50%, so I'm tagging business trips with a "Business" tag, but would love to be able to see a section on the Drives Summary page that shows total miles in the date range split by tag (including a group for untagged). Thanks!