Forecast When Each Tank Will Run Out
Each tank shows its expected days to empty and average daily usage, so deliveries can be planned against run-out dates.
Knowing the current level answers only half the question. Dispatch needs to know when each tank will need product, based on how fast it is actually being used.
What Is New
- Days to empty — each tank shows an estimate of the days remaining before it runs out, based on its recent consumption
- Average daily usage — 7-day and 30-day average daily usage is shown for above-ground and underground tanks and included in downloads and email reports
- Run-out summary — analytics summarize which tanks are expected to run out within the selected period
Why It Matters
Deliveries can be planned against expected run-out dates rather than fixed schedules, which reduces both emergency deliveries and unnecessary stops.
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More Updates
View all updates →Sales by Close Period, and Reconciliation Reports in PDF and CSV
Fuel sales and totalizer readings can be broken down close by close, and Monthly Inventory Reconciliation reports can be downloaded as PDF or CSV.
Safeguards for the Commands That Reach Tank Gauges
Cryptographic signing adds a further layer of protection to the commands relayed to tank gauges, and security codes that a gauge could misread as a command are checked before they are saved.
POS Close Reports for Every Period, and Sales Access by User
Close reports now cover every period and arrive by email, and access to sales and reconciliation data can be granted user by user.