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The Benefits of Titan Cloud for C-Store Fuel Storage Systems

Director of Environmental and Fuel Services Terry Harrah, of CEFCO Convenience Stores, knows firsthand the benefits Titan Cloud’s solutions can bring to a business. Harrah’s responsibilities include fuel storage compliance, maintaining fuel quality and EMV software, and managing the work order systems. And he’s come to rely on Titan’s offerings to make things run smoothly….

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Director of Environmental and Fuel Services Terry Harrah, of CEFCO Convenience Stores, knows firsthand the benefits Titan Cloud’s solutions can bring to a business.

Harrah’s responsibilities include fuel storage compliance, maintaining fuel quality and EMV software, and managing the work order systems. And he’s come to rely on Titan’s offerings to make things run smoothly.

“We find Titan gives us an advantage over other systems that we’ve used in the past,” Harrah said. “Everything’s cloud-based. You can customize your alarms. And you’re not just tied to your computer. Titan’s a powerful tool that we use when we’re out in the field or on weekends. It will send us an alarm, an email, to let us know something is wrong that needs our attention. And, if you need to make a work order, it’s all cloud-based, so you can make that order off your phone.”

Harrah mentioned CEFCO is using a new work order system through Titan Cloud, which makes the ability for a store to resolve issues faster than ever. It also gives stores more inventory management control and the ability to re-route work dispatches.

With operations in six states, CEFCO needs to comply with various rules and regulations depending on location.

“With Titan, we can customize each store, and the system will let us know through a dashboard of when certain requirements are due depending on which state the store is in,” Harrah said. This type of access and flexibility comes in handy when tank inspections come up. Not only will the system let a store know when a tank inspection is due, but it can also help schedule the inspection and get all the necessary documentation in place so it can be done quickly without the hassle or extra work.

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