Your gauges already know which tank runs dry Thursday. We tell you Tuesday.
FuelCon7 reads the tank gauges, registers and routers a fuel distributor already owns and turns them into the answers dispatch needs every morning.
Running today: 3 regions · 178 stores · 350 tanks · 1.26 million gallons in the ground · nothing installed at a store
- Who runs out first.Every tank, two days ahead, sorted by soonest runout, with how sure we are.
- How long they waited.From the gauge asking for fuel to the truck arriving, store by store.
- The truck was short.Billed gallons against what the tank actually took, every drop.
Tank monitoring
Every tank's level, water and alarms read from the gauge already in the ground, a sales rate with a confidence level, and the runout time per tank. Reorder points set themselves from each tank's own sales.
Pricing
Posted prices read from the register, every price change on record with who made it, your delivered cost and the margin per gallon per store, competitor prices around each store when you want them.
Dispatch & deliveries
Must-go, should-go, could-go by region, gallons to fill, and every delivery seen landing in the tank on the gauge, with a wet-load check on each drop. Suggested loads and trucks are in preview.
Store network
Routers, gauges and registers watched around the clock, so you know a store is offline before it calls. A new store comes online by itself when its router connects.
Leak tests & sensors
Leak test results, sensor status and alarm history per tank, read straight from the gauge.
Sales
Gallons and dollars by grade and by day from the register where there is one, and gallons per day at every tank from the gauge where there is not.
Commercial fuel
Commercial accounts and their keep-full tanks, read from the vendor portal every hour through the day, with who needs a stop.
Propane
Homes, mobile homes and lake houses: every tank's level, a burn rate learned from its own readings and the weather, and the next fill.
Nothing to install
Reads the gauges over the VPN that is already there. A region of fifty stores comes on in an afternoon. No hardware, no site visit, no per-site fee.