TankOS brings together in a single record what today is scattered across forms, emails and spreadsheets: the tank measurement, the laboratory analysis, the movements and the farm's instruments.
TankOS — Oil storage tank management software, transfer-and-custody grade, from the Atilax suite. VENECORR NDT brings it to market.
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The fiscal figure is set by the authority that oversees it. What TankOS provides is the backing: how the farm arrived at its own figure, what it measured it with, and who answered for it.
So that a barrel that left a Venezuelan tank farm can be reconstructed number by number, years later.
What is measured in the farm and in the laboratory feeds one and the same calculation. From it come the ticket, the inventory and the reports, and everything lands in the operations log.
The farm, just as it is in the field.
Sites and farms, the farm canvas with its tanks and its lines, and the instruments that measure: tapes and radars, and the equipment that connects them to the system.
What is measured, and who measured it.
Manual gauging is recorded in feet, inches and fractions and checked against the radar reading. The laboratory enters its test and who approved it. The gauge table is kept by versions: the one in force and the previous ones.
From level to mass, step by step.
Every stage of the calculation stays in view, with its correction factors and the provenance of each figure: what was measured, with which instrument, which table was in force and who approved each thing.
The batch, its two gaugings and the numbered ticket.
The batch is opened and closed with its gaugings; the ticket carries a sequential number, with no gaps, and if it is voided the reason is kept. The inventory is the sum of the entries, not a typed-in balance.
What happened in the farm, written down once.
Alarms with per-tank templates, and an operations log that runs from noon to noon and cannot be modified or deleted: gaugings, samples, movements, issued tickets, alarms and also what was not done.
The same data, for whoever needs it.
Seven reports from the same data, each with its scope and its period; the audit trail can be exported; six roles with separate responsibilities. Integration is through an outbox: when a ticket is issued, it is delivered to webhook, sftp or file, with retry.
Screenshots from the development bench. The figures shown do not belong to any client.
Whoever enters data does not approve it. The operator takes the gauging, the lab technician enters the sample, the supervisor approves what others entered and issues the ticket, the engineer defines the farm, the administrator touches no figure, and the custody inspector looks without writing.
