Net Delivery Volumes and Improved Sensor Mapping for Underground Tanks
Deliveries now show net, temperature-compensated volumes with the source of every figure, and the mapping and handling of 2-Wire CL and 3-Wire CL sensors has been improved.
Beyond inventory, two records matter most for an underground tank system: what each delivery added, and whether the tank’s containment is monitored. This release makes both more complete.
What Is New
- Net fill volume — deliveries show the net, temperature-compensated volume reported by the ATG beside the gross volume, in the fill history and in its CSV export
- Net amount from the Bill of Lading — when a BOL is attached, the net gallons on the document can be entered alongside the gross amount
- The source of every figure — a BOL-corrected delivery shows what the gauge measured beneath the documented volume, and exports identify each figure as measured, documented, or BOL-corrected
- Improved mapping for 2-Wire CL and 3-Wire CL sensors — interstitial and sump sensors of these types are mapped to their tanks alongside liquid sensors, with each sensor clearly identified by its type, its slot on the gauge, and its category
- More precise handling of each sensor family — every mapped sensor is evaluated on the Environmental Dashboard from its own family’s status report, and each family has its own status view, with the latest report available on request and as PDF
Why It Matters
Delivery records reconcile against the net gallons on the invoice, with a clear trail back to what was measured, and compliance status reflects every sensor that protects a tank, however the gauge is wired.
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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.