Eagle Eye technology artwork illustrating the connection between railroad field operations and service-record visibility.
Eagle Eye technology artwork illustrating the connection between railroad field operations and service-record visibility.

PROPRIETARY FUEL ACCOUNTING TECHNOLOGY

Fuel Accountability. Built Into Every Operation.

Fuel Accountability. Built Into Every Operation.

Fuel Accountability. Built Into Every Operation.

Eagle Eye connects supported fueling events with asset, location, time and quantity information so customers can review deliveries and investigate exceptions.

Velocity’s proprietary onboard fuel-accounting and servicing-record technology supports configured field activities.

TRANSACTION-LEVEL DETAIL

What a Supported Transaction Can Record.

Associate the quantity with the receiving asset, field equipment, location and timing. Available fields depend on the transaction type and equipment configuration.

ILLUSTRATIVE FIELDS; ACTUAL RECORDS DEPEND ON CONFIGURED SERVICE

Transaction Type

Locomotive fueling, storage delivery or loading a fueling truck.

Locomotive / Receiving Asset

Identification of the locomotive or other receiving equipment, where applicable.

Truck & Operator

Fueling truck identification and associated field personnel.

Operating Location

Customer site, track location and available GPS coordinates.

Event Timing

Start and end timestamps associated with the transaction.

Product Quantity

Recorded gallons dispensed or received.

Truck Inventory

Applicable truck inventory balances associated with fuel movement.

Locomotive Fuel Balance

Recorded end-of-fueling tank balance, where supported.

What was delivered? To which location or asset, and at what time? Can the quantities be reviewed against relevant receipts or balances?

ONBOARD TECHNOLOGY

Capture. Associate. Review. Resolve.

Onboard metering and transaction records connect field activity with customer review and follow-up.

01 / CAPTURE

Record Fuel Movement

Electronic meter connections provide quantities for supported fuel transactions.

02 / ASSOCIATE

Add Operating Context

Connect available asset, truck/operator, location and time information to the event.

03 / REVIEW

Examine the Record

Review deliveries, receipts and applicable balances under the customer reporting arrangement.

04 / RESOLVE

Follow Up on Exceptions

Investigate discrepancies and coordinate authorized corrections or operating follow-up.

FUEL INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

From Fuel Receipts to Fuel Issued. A Clearer Picture of Inventory.

Review recorded receipts, issues and available inventory data to investigate differences.

OPENING BALANCE

Starting Inventory

+ RECORDED RECEIPTS

Fuel Received

− RECORDED ISSUES

Fuel Issued

= EXPECTED BALANCE

Expected Ending Inventory

Illustrative reconciliation method where receipts, issues and opening and closing balances are captured.

01 / Compare Recorded Balances

Review fuel received from designated supply or storage locations alongside quantities issued to approved assets.

02 / Review Variances

Compare recorded receipts, issues and remaining balances to identify discrepancies that need investigation.

03 / Investigate & Reconcile

Use reviewable records and the agreed operational process to investigate and address identified differences.

Inventory reconciliation begins with reliable, reviewable transaction records.

REPORTING CAPABILITIES

Information You Can Put to Work.

Available reports support transaction review, fuel issued by location, truck activity and inventory variance investigation. GPS and enabled geofences add location context to recorded activity.

01 / TRANSACTION DETAIL

Fueling Transaction Review

Review individual transactions and relevant details, including date, location, equipment and recorded fuel quantities.

02 / FUEL ISSUE BY LOCATION

Fuel Issued by Location or Track

Examine fuel-delivery activity associated with selected operating locations or track areas.

03 / TRUCK ACTIVITY

Fuel Receipts & Truck Activity

Review fuel received from supply sources and recorded fueling-truck activity.

04 / INVENTORY VARIANCE

Inventory Variance Reporting

Review recorded fuel movement and inventory-balance differences requiring further investigation.

From individual transactions to broader inventory reporting, Eagle Eye helps make field activity reviewable.

BEYOND FUELING

Visibility Beyond the Fuel Tank.

Supported configurations can also record locomotive servicing activity, including applicable sand, oil, water and sanitation tasks, event timing and the equipment serviced.

CUSTOMER ACCESS

The Information Your Team Needs.

Customer reporting arrangements depend on the service program and agreed user access. Reporting formats, data delivery and integration requirements are reviewed with the program team.

Eagle Eye login screen for Velocity Rail Solutions’ customer portal.

Authorized Portal Access

Access and user administration are established for approved users and available reporting functions.

Customer Reporting Arrangements

Define reporting formats, technical setup, support responsibilities and the process for reconciliation questions with the program team.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Understanding Eagle Eye.

EXPLORE EAGLE EYE

Better Visibility Starts With Better Information.

Whether you’re reviewing fuel accountability, evaluating inventory reporting or looking for greater visibility into locomotive servicing, Velocity can help assess how Eagle Eye fits your operating requirements. Discuss your locations, reporting needs and existing processes with our team to explore the appropriate configuration.