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High volume retailers, grocery and convenience stores that sell fuel are challenged to maintain margins and reduce retains and run-outs in spite and in the midst of the volatile fuel market. Retailers face intense market competition, with fuel price as a dominant issue. Financial pressures and decreasing margins cause an intensified search for profit and gross margin opportunities. FuelQuest's Fuel Management System (FMS) and Fuel Center helps improve gasoline margins and throughput volumes with better procurement, logistics and financial management. Retail solutions from FuelQuest provide convenience store chains, grocery retailers, wholesale clubs, and unattended fuel site operators a complete platform to manage their fuel operations. Customers can grow their fuel operations with the largest management network and proven FMS solution used by innovative retailers within the industry. Customers like 7-Eleven, Brookshire's Grocers, ConocoPhillips, Couche-Tard, Hy-Vee, MAPCO Express and Walmart/Sam's Club use FuelQuest solutions to drive lower costs and streamline operations.
FMS modules address the entire fuel supply chain and can be deployed individually or in combination to meet specific customer needs.
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FuelQuest solutions help reduce runouts and retains, and reduce overall fuel costs for retailers through better procurement, lower transportation costs, optimized inventory management and better financial management that leads to increased profitability. FuelQuest Provides Retail SolutionFuelQuest's Fuel Management System (FMS) is the most comprehensive, end-to-end supply chain solution focused on reducing the cost of procuring, managing and accounting for bulk fuel. FMS powers the largest fuel management network in North America with more than 15 billion gallons managed annually. Using FMS, fuel managers and procurement managers can capture and minimize true fuel costs by understanding demand patterns, optimizing inventory, centralizing supply contracts, determining best price on market versus contract, ... |

