Collecting and communicating temperature and volume data directly from a dispenser
AssigneeFlying J, Inc.
InventorsVincent J. Memmott, John D. Hillam, Gary I. Shellabarger
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AssigneeFlying J, Inc.
InventorsVincent J. Memmott, John D. Hillam, Gary I. Shellabarger
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Disclosed are methods, systems, and computer program products for collecting and communicating temperature and volume data directly from a dispenser for use during a book to physical reconciliation process. The temperature and volume readings can be received directly from a dispenser by at least one of a retail system and a central inventory management system. The method can include collecting flow data indicative of a volume of a liquid product dispensed from the dispenser at a plurality of times during a defined time interval and collecting temperature data indicative of a temperature of the liquid product dispensed from the dispenser at the plurality of times during the defined interval. Once collected, the temperature data and the flow data can be transmitted to at least one of a retail system and a central inventory management system.
In a liquid product reconciliation system, a method of communicating in real-time temperature and volume readings directly from a dispenser in order to accurately adjust a physical volume of liquid product actually dispensed based on the temperature at a point of measurement within the liquid product dispenser, the method comprising:
In a liquid product reconciliation system, a method of communicating in real-time temperature and volume readings directly from a dispenser in order to accurately adjust a physical volume of liquid product actually dispensed based on the temperature at a point of measurement within the liquid product dispenser, the method comprising:
In a liquid product reconciliation system, a computer program product for implementing a method of communicating in real-time temperature and volume readings directly from a dispenser order to accurately adjust a physical volume of liquid product actually dispensed based on the temperature at a point of measurement within the fuel dispenser, the computer program product comprising one or more computer readable media having stored thereon computer executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, can cause the liquid product reconciliation system to perform the following:
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