Monitor Above-Ground Tank Levels From a Single Dashboard
Operators can onboard above-ground tanks with cellular level sensors and see level, volume, ullage, and status for every tank in one list.
Above-ground tanks are often spread across many customer sites, and checking levels by hand or by phone leaves dispatch and inventory decisions based on stale information. A central view of every tank is the foundation for scheduling deliveries before tanks run low.
What Is New
- Guided tank onboarding — tanks are registered with their sensor, location, capacity, shape, and product, so readings are converted into volumes from the first report
- Tank list with fill status — every tank is listed with its fill level, current volume, ullage, and a combined status, with filters, search, and configurable columns
- Tank detail pages — each tank has a detail page with its latest readings, a level history chart, and Previous and Next controls to move through the list
- Product catalog — tank contents are selected from a managed list of products, so reports and filters use consistent product names
- Automatic refresh — the dashboard and tank details can refresh on a schedule, so the view stays current during the day
Why It Matters
Operations teams see the level of every monitored tank in one place, which replaces manual checks and gives dispatch a reliable starting point for delivery planning.
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