Cistern Movement

The reportRC012 - Fuel tank movementallows you to monitor all fuel entries and exits in the tanks. It provides visibility on the quantities added or removed, as well as their financial impact, in order to ensure efficient management of fuel stock.

Explanation of table columns

1. Date

   • Indicates the date the fuel movement was recorded.
   • Allows you to monitor the evolution of fuel flows over time.

2. Movement type

   • Specifies whether the movement is aentrance(adding fuel) orexit(withdrawal of fuel).
   • Facilitates flow analysis to detect anomalies and optimize stock management.

3. Number

   • Unique fuel movement reference.
   • Useful for tracing each operation and ensuring precise monitoring.

4. Quantity

   • Volume of fuel (in liters) added or removed from the tank.
   • A positive quantity represents an input, while a negative quantity indicates an output.

5. Amount including tax

   • Financial value of fuel movement, taxes included.
   • Allows you to evaluate the impact of operations on the fuel budget.

6. pay

   • Quantity of fuel available in the tank after the recorded movement.
   • Helps control stock levels and avoid shortages or overstocks.

Added value of the report

TEAreport RC012 - Fuel tank movementbrings several advantages for fuel management:

• Accurate tracking of entries and exits: Allows you to easily identify stock variations and ensure rigorous management.
• Cost control: Helps monitor fuel expenses and optimize supply.
• Anomaly detection: Allows you to identify discrepancies or inconsistencies in the quantities consumed.
• Better planning: Helps anticipate fuel needs and ensure continuous supply.

Conclusion

TEAreport RC012 - Fuel tank movementis a key tool to ensure efficient fuel stock management. It makes it possible to analyze inputs and outputs, control costs and optimize consumption, thus guaranteeing better control of resources.