Prototype evidenceObserved: tank exportsModeled: shadow onlySimulated: dispatch & impact
Tuesday operating brief

Three decisions need review before 10:00 AM.

Six station exports are reconciled. Review the highest-value simulated move and its evidence before it reaches dispatch.

Decisions remaining3First due by 10 AM
Plan coverage87%Target 85%+
More operating metricsCritical tanks, feed health, driver utilization, and 72-hour coverage5 metrics
Critical tanks52 added since yesterday
Stale feeds2Manual verification needed
Moves pending3Awaiting operator decision
Drivers under 10h11Across 5 terminal markets
72h coverage87%Target 85%+

Decision queue

Ordered by latest safe intervention time

Tank / productDecision deadlineWhy flaggedReliabilityAction
By 10:00 AMSimulated operating scenario+42% burn vs baselinePotential reserve breach; timing not validatedLimited history
By 11:30 AMSimulated operating scenario+25% burn vs baselinePotential reserve breach; timing not validatedLimited history
Today · 1:00 PMSimulated operating scenario+18% burn vs baselineOperator review thresholdLimited history
TodaySimulated operating scenario-12% burn vs baselineOperator review thresholdData check required
TodaySimulated operating scenario-5% burn vs baselineOperator review thresholdData check required

What changed overnight

Only changes that may alter today’s plan

4 changes
01Coleman biodiesel burn accelerated+42% versus recent baseline · scenario review due by 10:00 AM
02Magnolia moved inside the morning windowPotential reserve breach; exact timing remains withheld
03Two tank feeds need verificationForecasts remain deliberately limited
04No severe external hazard gateNWS and FEMA context current · point demand unchanged
72-hour planning contextRisk timing and coverage by terminal market2 views

72-hour risk timeline

Tank protection by planning horizon

CriticalAt riskProtected
Coleman Rd.Now+24h+48h+72h
MagnoliaNow+24h+48h+72h
LoxleyNow+24h+48h+72h
ParkerNow+24h+48h+72h
Mossy HeadNow+24h+48h+72h

Plan coverage by terminal market

Loads protected through 72 hours

Florida Panhandle87%
Southeast Alabama81%
South Georgia76%
Central Florida69%
How Hinton Ops changes the workdaySignal-to-plan workflow, before-and-after process, and pilot outcomeWorkflow detail

From signal to an executable plan

The operator stays in control; Hinton Ops removes the repetitive comparison work

Decision required
1
Observe31 tanks reconciled

180,691 readings normalized across six station exports.

2
Prioritize5 exceptions ranked

Risk, confidence, and intervention time shown together.

3
DecideHuman approval

Review quantity, fit, driver, and consequence of delay.

4
ExecuteDispatch impact staged

See the new stop, shift hours, miles, and required communication.

Without Hinton Ops

Operators assemble the picture manually

  • Open six separate station reports
  • Compare burn changes tank by tank
  • Call around to test load feasibility
  • Explain schedule changes from memory
Current-state workflow to validate during pilot discovery
With Hinton Ops

The day begins with a ranked action plan

  • One reconciled operating view
  • Exceptions ranked by intervention time
  • Recommended load and driver impact together
  • Every approval retains its evidence trail
Target workflow demonstrated by this prototype
Practical outcomeManage exceptions, not spreadsheets.

The immediate value is faster triage and more consistent decisions. Forecast accuracy supports the workflow; it does not replace operator judgment.