Telemetry for LPG tanks and vessels
Level, consumption and remaining autonomy for every tank, updated automatically. The delivery round is built on real data: no more tankers sent to customers who are still full, no more customers running dry.
LPG tank 1000 L
North depot — 03
Estimated autonomy
9 days
Average consumption
31 L / day
Level below threshold
Notification sent to the delivery manager
Illustrative example of the interface
What it costs to deliver without knowing the level
Three costs almost nobody puts on the books, because they are spread across the whole year.
Deliveries on a calendar
Light users get pointless visits, heavy users run dry. Either way you pay for the trip — and in the second case you also get the angry phone call.
Only the customer knows the level
Readings quoted over the phone, gauges misread, numbers written down and then forgotten. Planning starts from a figure nobody has verified.
Emergencies eat the margin
An off-route delivery costs several times a scheduled one, and it always lands on the worst possible day: Friday afternoon, with the tanker on the other side of the region.
What you see in the portal
For every tank, refreshed on each transmission.
Level as a percentage and in litres
With the tank capacity set in the asset record, the percentage immediately becomes a volume.
Remaining autonomy
Estimated from actual consumption over recent days, not from a theoretical average.
Daily and average consumption
The historical chart makes seasonality and abnormal usage obvious.
Reserve threshold with alert
Set per tank, with email and SMS notification to the recipients you choose.
Device silence
If a tank stops transmitting beyond the configured threshold, you know before it becomes a problem.
Customer record and location
Customer, site address and map, so you can build the round without hopping between systems.
What data it collects
The most common quantities on tanks. Which ones are actually available depends on the installed device.
| Quantity | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Level | The base measurement: how full the tank is, as a percentage. |
| Remaining volume | Derived from level and capacity — the number the driver actually needs. |
| Consumption | The difference between successive readings: it reveals habits and anomalies. |
| Estimated autonomy | Days remaining at the current rate. This is what you sort the round by. |
| Temperature | Where the device measures it, it helps explain pressure variations. |
| Power status | Battery or mains voltage: lets you anticipate a failure instead of suffering it. |
| Signal quality | Explains why a site transmits intermittently, before you send an engineer. |
Thresholds and alerts can be set on any of these quantities, and new calculated values can be derived from any of them using formulas configured from the portal.
How it gets up and running
Without replacing the devices you already have in the field.
You send us a sample
A real transmission from the device on your tanks. That tells us the format and which quantities are available.
We configure the parsing
The format is described once and applies to every tank with that device, present and future.
You set thresholds and records
Tank capacity, reserve threshold, customer, address, alert recipients.
The estate is online
A list sortable by remaining autonomy, active alerts, and customer access under your own brand.
Questions about tank telemetry
In most cases, yes. WebGoCloud is not tied to a manufacturer: it is configured against the message format your device already transmits. Send us a sample transmission and within a few days we will tell you whether and how it connects.
It depends on the device and how it is configured. Battery-powered units typically transmit once a day so they last for years; where mains power is available, transmissions every few minutes are possible. The platform handles both rates without any difference.
Yes. Each customer gets a login that shows only their own assets, in a portal branded with your name. You decide which information to expose: many distributors show the level and hide the consumption history.
Yes. Data can be exported to CSV or read through REST and SOAP APIs with token authentication, so the delivery round is built directly in the software you already use.
How many tanks do you have in the field?
Send us a sample transmission from the device you use. Within a few days we will tell you whether WebGoCloud can read it — no commitment, no cost.