Level Management

Level measuring as a basis for logistics and safety

Competition is killing and for this reason 'just-in-time' management is so popular. Many suppliers of oil, milk products and other suppliers of fluids and bulk feel it is important to have a sharp and efficient logistic process for this reason. With the GLM (Global Level Management) you have an efficient, saving and above all tested company tool in your hands. A system that uses the latest digital M2M technology. The GLM can read out real time or at any given moment the level of the most common tanks. The GLM in combination with the web level application makes it possible to put in the most critical levels. The GLM will fully automated keep you up to date in reaching these critical levels. With the GLM you as a supplier will have a smart and above all reliable planning tool in your hands. The web application shows you per product what should be filled up and this information is available all over the world, the only thing you need is a pc and an internet connection.

Summary:

Measuring: current, real time level measuring in your tanks (oil, chemical fluids, fresh products, bulk storage, etc.) with the help of pressure sensors;
Critical levels: measuring is knowledge, the user himself can, some things depending on the amount of use, set 2 critical levels. When one of the levels is reached the system will let you know;
Logistic benefit: the customer's specific web application shows per product unit the total need to fill up the quantities or not. This way it is possible to drive a maximal filled up car, in stead of the quantity for that particular tank;
Monitoring: instantly knowing whether a tank is filled up or not and to which level. All measured data is available live on screen, anywhere in the world through a secured internet environment;
Report: historical data is recorded, this way it is possible to generate all kinds of standard reports, or customized reports per customer or type of product.

Usable for:

The possibilities of the GLM are infinite, but the current customers use the GLM for:

Measuring the tank level from a distance: what is the current content of a tank en how much should be delivered (24/7);
Logistic planning: tank truck must deliver half a cargo to a customer. Where can he drop the other half in the neighbourhood?;
Reports;
Alarm.

Usable by?

Oil and fresh product industries (e.g. milk products): keeping track of cargo and based on that shape the logistic planning;
Transport and logistics companies: keeping track of transport and logistics, status of contents of tank;
Chemical industries: keeping track of the transportation of dangerous goods.

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