Navion has been co-developed and validated in live dispatch operations with Wayne Transports, automating keepfill across 1200+ tanks and 600+ sites with zero run-outs.
Navion has been co-developed and validated in live dispatch operations with Wayne Transports, automating keepfill across 1200+ tanks and 600+ sites with zero run-outs.
As fleets grow, this approach doesn't scale. It increases labor risk, creates blind spots, and puts uptime at risk. Navion was built to solve that exact problem - inside a real carrier, under real dispatch pressure.
From tank readings to TMS orders - without disrupting dispatch. Navion KeepFill automates fuel inventory monitoring and replenishment in live carrier environments.
It was co-developed and deployed inside Wayne Transports - an 800+ truck, multi-terminal bulk carrier - and is now running production keep-fill operations across hundreds of sites.
A phased rollout designed for live operations. Each step is gated to reduce risk, surface edge cases early, and keep control with dispatch and operations.
Capture goals, risks, dependencies, and validate assumptions before integration begins.
Identify all tank monitoring sources and collect credentials required for secure access.
Establish and align on secure integration between Navion and the customer TMS.
Set up users, portals, credentials, and order-management configuration.
Configure sites, tanks, and cross-reference tables required for order creation.
Deploy and connect the Navion TMS Agent, configure SQL access, and complete integration testing.
Validate end-to-end data flow, monitoring accuracy, and order creation scenarios.
Enable monitoring and order creation gradually, site-by-site and source-by-source.
Actively monitor performance with rapid response and engineering support on hand.
"Navion doesn't just show us data - it makes decisions we trust. It's dispatch-ready automation we can actually use. We've eliminated the morning scramble entirely."
"The governance is what sold us. I can see exactly why an order was generated, check the math, and approve it. It's not a black box; it's a force multiplier for my dispatchers."