WAYCROSS, Ga. -- Simmons Corp. recently announced the successful rollout of Simmons ClearView services to 170 Flash Foods convenience store sites.
ClearView provides continuous fuel inventory management software and services designed to track every drop of fuel through the tanks at the site. In addition to stopping fuel losses, the system provides the ability to accurately reconcile deliveries with bills of lading, saving time and effort in the accounting department, Simmons said.
"We are very pleased with the immediate results and quick ROI experienced so far with ClearView. The system and services have allowed Flash to identify theft, delivery shortages, and equipment issues. The rollout was simple and accomplished in very short time," said Jenny Bullard, CIO of Flash Foods.
Richardson, Texas-based Simmons is a global provider of fuel management and compliance products and services. It uses technology and customized solutions to solve everyday challenges related to fuel loss, dispatching, consigned billing and compliance for fuel retailers and marketers. Simmons offers equipment and services to manage fuel inventories, detect tank and line leaks and compliance monitoring services for owners of underground storage tanks.
Flash Foods Inc. is based in Waycross, Ga., and operates a chain of 172 convenience stores in Georgia and Northern Florida. The Jones Company is the holding company for Flash Foods. It also owns Fuel South Inc., Distribution South, and Walker Jones Dealership.
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