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Benefits include the overall tracking of the fuel & fluid system, the increased accountability at the automated sites, the value of fuel reconciliation, and the
detection of potential leakage problems. The system matches fuel issues to delivery data obtained
through the data integration with Veeder-Root TLS consoles.
Another benefit includes the data integration with the Agency’s fleet management software, allowing the early detection of PM issues and the better control of preventative maintenance.
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