Today
Updated 9:20 AM CT · Jul 14, 2026Managed fuel operations · morning control
Five operating events need owners this morning.
Inventory, service, data, retain, and terminal exceptions are managed in one auditable queue.
Open events5Across inventory and service
Next SLA8mCustomer change needs acknowledgment
Operations event queue
Every inventory signal and customer communication has an owner and SLA
| Event / store | SLA | What needs attention | Owner | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23m10:00 AM | Burn anomaly: 200 → 1,500 GPHPrepared 8,500-gallon load; fit and dry-tank checks ready. | Day MCLimited history | ||
| 8m9:45 AM | Customer requested an earlier biodiesel deliveryHandoff is open; schedule impact and customer response are unconfirmed. | Night → Day MCCustomer reported | ||
| BlockingBefore publish | Proposed load may exceed projected room at arrivalQuantity must clear the 95% arrival-ullage guard before release. | Day MC95% fit check | ||
| 53m10:30 AM | Store sensor has not updated in seven daysForecast is blocked; obtain a manual reading before planning. | OperationsForecast blocked | ||
| 83m11:00 AM | Valdosta terminal dwell is above the rate-card standardPhase-two signal; compare actual route time before final scheduling. | DispatchPreview only |
Night-to-day handoff
Unresolved events cannot disappear between shifts
Night-to-day handoff
Unresolved events cannot disappear between shifts
01Magnolia customer call is unacknowledgedReceived 8:41 AM · day MC response due in 8 minutes
02Coleman burn jumped 200 → 1,500 GPHPrepared load awaiting fit and dry-tank review
03Parker telemetry is seven days staleForecast blocked · manual reading required
04Loxley load failed the arrival-room checkQuantity adjustment required before publish
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%
Operating scope & staffingCorrected constants from Terry’s review5 facts
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
CaptureSignals become events
Tank readings, calls, emails, and handoffs enter one queue.
PrioritizeOwner + SLA assigned
Business impact and escalation time travel with the event.
DecideHuman approval
Review quantity, fit, timing, and route consequence.
ExecuteStage upstream
Push to CE only when the execution plan is ready.