The client is a company in the agricultural industry involved in different types of activities: cattle breeding, dairy production, and so on. Its fleet contains 141 vehicles and consumes a lot of fuel. The lack of fuel control and its unauthorized use led to significant losses amounting to $40 thousand per month.
The weakest links included:
To prevent fuel theft, the company decided to implement a management system that would help optimize and control the whole petroleum delivery cycle, automate gas station management, and exclude dispatchers from the process.
Avtoskan, our partner from the CA market, started the project with a thorough analysis of the current dispensing tracking system used by the client. After that, they came up with a fuel theft solution that combined a Wialon-based fuel management system, an electronic dispenser system, GPS trackers, and third-party products.
The hardware part of the automated fuel management system includes:
The collected data is sent to the Wialon GPS tracking system. Its diverse and detailed reports help visualize fuel consumption per asset. The dashboard provides a comprehensive view of dispensing operations remotely and in real time.
Building reports in the fuel management system software
The fuel dispensing monitoring system integrates with the following products:
Exzotron fuel card management system
Exzotron fuel management solution bot
1C and the fuel dispensing management system integration
Our partner carried out installation and maintenance works in areas with high-voltage equipment at old petroleum stations. Also, they provided 24/7 dedicated technical support.
The automated management system by Avtoskan tracks fuel usage through seamless processes and automatic reporting.
One of the system's benefits is that it reduces the risks of petroleum waste and abuse.
The company reduced its fuel consumption and saved money thanks to full control over automated dispensers.
A driver gets petroleum in a volume preset by the client’s limits.
The company’s employees don’t participate in a fuel distribution cycle and could spend work hours on more valuable tasks.