Powering fuel-smart business
Nuonic Pty Ltd is an Australian private data and software company formed in 2016 and based in Brisbane. It is part of the InLoop Group, although its current shareholdings and control percentages are not available through free public registry records. Nuonic combines fuel records, vehicle-tracking data and mapping to support Australian Fuel Tax Credit calculations, fuel-cost management and emissions reporting. It also operates PathStack, an interface for accessing standardised data from multiple telematics systems. InLoop/Nuonic was the third-party invoicing provider for Phase 3 of the Australian Government's National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot. The phase commenced in March 2024 and has concluded. InLoop logged and analysed trip activity to calculate mass-, distance- and location-based charges for monthly mock invoices. The trial did not collect actual road-user charges. In March 2026, co-founder Sebastian Jezierski argued in a Nuonic-hosted article that Australia should replace fuel excise with a distance-based road-user charge. This is an attributed policy view rather than a formal government role or evidence of participation in New Zealand's RUC system.
Software for managing Australian Fuel Tax Credit records and calculations. It imports fuel data, connects to vehicle-tracking services, apportions activity on and off public roads, supports auxiliary-use calculations and retains calculation and source-document records.
Tools for importing and reconciling fuel transactions, analysing spending and utilisation, identifying anomalies and forecasting fuel costs.
Uses fuel and asset data to generate fuel-combustion emissions reporting under frameworks including NGER and AASB S2.
A separate unified telematics interface providing standardised real-time or historical data through REST API, WebSockets, Webhooks or S3, with configurable data-sharing rules.
Nuonic Pty Ltd registered in Queensland, Australia (ABN 76 613 269 364), co-founded by Sebastian Jezierski and Derek Hooper within the InLoop group.
Prism platform launched in January 2017, processing telematics data for Fuel Tax Credit automation. Early clients included major resources, transport, and utilities companies.
KPMG Australia made a strategic investment in Nuonic, bringing total capital raised to $1.3 million. KPMG became an exclusive partner offering Prism to its clients for FTC calculations.
Partnership with Smartrak announced, extending Prism's FTC automation capabilities to Smartrak's government and enterprise fleet customers across Australasia.
Integration with MiX Telematics (now MiX by Powerfleet) launched, with clients reporting FTC uplifts of up to 30% through automated on-road vs off-road analysis.
Verizon Connect integration established, with daily vehicle location data shared to Prism for fuel tax apportionment across the Australian road and cadastral network.
Selected as the third-party invoicing provider (via InLoop) for Phase 3 of the Australian Government's National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot. Began processing live telematics data from heavy vehicles to test distance-based road user charging models.
PathStack unified telematics API announced in December, providing a single API for accessing standardised data from multiple telematics platforms.
Phase 3 (Telematics Phase) of the National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot commenced in March 2024. Nuonic/InLoop processed trip data and calculated charges for mock invoices issued to pilot participants.
Platform expanded to cover emissions reporting (NGER, AASB S2), fuel cost management dashboards, and auxiliary operations analysis. Over 100 businesses actively using the platform.
By July 2026, the Australian Government described Phase 3 of the National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot as concluded. In March, Nuonic co-founder Sebastian Jezierski published an article advocating replacement of fuel excise with a distance-based road-user charge.
Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder
Co-founded Nuonic in 2016 and remains publicly active as a Nuonic executive and author. His current public commentary covers Fuel Tax Credits, fleet data and road-user charging.
InLoop/Nuonic served as the third-party invoicing provider for Phase 3 of Australia's National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot. The phase commenced in March 2024 and has concluded. InLoop logged trip activity and analysed telematics data to calculate alternative mass-, distance- and location-based charges for monthly mock invoices. The work tested possible charging arrangements; it did not involve collecting actual road-user charges. No direct operational role in New Zealand's RUC system was identified.
KPMG Australia made a strategic investment in Nuonic, bringing total capital raised to AUD$1.3 million. Under the deal, KPMG would exclusively offer Nuonic's Prism platform to its clients, initially focusing on automating Fuel Tax Credit calculations for Australia's commercial vehicles.
NZ-based telematics leader Smartrak partnered with Nuonic, integrating the Prism analytics platform under the brand 'TrakWise Prism'. Customer Wannon Water increased monthly FTC claims from approximately AUD$500 to AUD$3,000-4,000 across its 115-vehicle fleet.
613 269 364
Australian Private Company
26 Jul 2016
Not disclosed; ABR main business location is QLD 4101, Australia
Source: Australian Business Register · Last checked July 2026
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