Import your history into Copeel

Used TeslaMate, Tessie or TeslaFi? Copeel can take over your history: trips, charges, parking, mileage and activity, plus battery health for Tessie and TeslaFi.

Open Profile › Integrations, then choose the source under Import your history:

• TeslaMate: a backup of its database;
• Tessie: the export Tessie e-mails you;
• TeslaFi: your TeslaFi account, or its export files (the history, then the charging prices file).

Switching Copeel accounts? See Restore a Copeel export.

How an import goes

1. Sending the file. Tap Choose File and pick it as is, without unzipping it. Sending carries on if you leave Copeel. With your TeslaFi account, there’s no file: Copeel gets your history itself.
2. Preview. Copeel reads the file and shows you what it holds: vehicle, period, number of trips, charges and parking stops, and what’s already in Copeel.
3. Period. Choose the Period to import, then tap Import. Do it within 24 hours: after that, the file is deleted and you’ll have to send it again.
4. Import. It carries on even if you leave Copeel. You get a notification when it’s done.

Good to know

• Nothing is replaced: what Copeel already recorded stays as it is, and nothing is imported twice. So you can import the same file again safely.
• A car that isn’t on your account is added as history only: its history stays available, with no new data.
• The file is deleted from Copeel’s servers as soon as the import ends.

Charge prices

They depend on the source:

• TeslaMate: the cost entered in TeslaMate is kept; the other charges are priced with your current electricity plans.
• Tessie: charges are priced with your current electricity plans.
• TeslaFi: charges get TeslaFi’s price, unless they have a Tesla invoice or a price you entered. With the files, these prices come from a second file, the one from the Charges tab: see Import from TeslaFi.
• Copeel export: each charge keeps the price it had in the export.

If the prices come from your electricity plans, create them before importing.

An error message? See An import doesn’t go through.