Tank Management

The report“Cisterns”allows you to monitor the management of fuel stocks in the various tanks of the company's fleets. It displays the quantities recharged, consumed and remaining, allowing precise monitoring and optimization of fuel supply.

This report is essential to avoid stock shortages, detect possible consumption anomalies and ensure efficient management of fuel resources.

Detailed explanation of columns

1. Park: Name of the site or location where the tank is located.
2. Tank: Identifier or name of the tank containing the fuel.
3. Date: Date of recording of the operation (recharge or consumption).
4. Ceiling: Maximum capacity of the tank in liters.
5. Fuel type: Type of fuel stored (example: Diesel, Gasoline, etc.).
6. Quantity recharged (L): Volume of fuel added to the tank during reloading.
7. Quantity consumed (L): Volume of fuel used or dispensed from the tank.
8. Remaining quantity (L): Quantity of fuel still available in the tank after consumption.

Added value of the report

• Supply Optimization: Allows you to plan fuel refills based on actual consumption.
• Inventory monitoring: Helps avoid shortages and excess storage.
• Anomaly detection: Facilitates the identification of abnormal differences between the quantities recharged and consumed.
• Improved financial management: Allows better control of costs related to the purchase and use of fuel.