Automotive and Transport
Software for Oil and Gas
Volume-based fuel and lubricant trade with density corrections, tank stock and statutory records.
Fuel and lubricant trade is measured in volume that changes with temperature, so density correction matters for accurate stock. Tank dips, statutory registers and licensing conditions govern operations, and stock loss through evaporation and handling is a real and recurring figure.
What gets in the way
- Volume changes with temperature, so uncorrected stock figures are wrong
- Tank dip readings must reconcile against recorded sales
- Statutory registers and licence conditions require specific records
- Evaporation and handling losses are absorbed without measurement
- Multiple grades and pack sizes for lubricants complicate stock
What the software handles
- Tank stock with dip readings and density correction
- Sales recorded by volume with grade
- Daily reconciliation of dip stock against sales
- Statutory register generation
- Lubricant pack-size level stock alongside bulk fuel
What changes
- Stock loss measured rather than absorbed
- Statutory records maintained as a by-product of operations
- Density-corrected figures that actually reconcile
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