The SAMER®NET system is a central forwarding platform for the fuel industry, integrating, among others, ERP, SENT and local TAS systems. It facilitates the management of road transport, from delivery notification to supervision over the implementation of loading in fuel terminals.
The SAME®NET system was designed for fuel producers and logistics operators managing multiple fuel terminals. Thanks to its flexible architecture, it can also be implemented in various business environments that require comprehensive fuel supply management.
The most important advantages of the system are the automation of transport handling, full integration with other systems (ERP, SENT, POS), fast data exchange in the PIDX standard, convenient communication with carriers (including SMS), ongoing monitoring of processes and increased loading safety.
The SAMER®NET system provides orders and notifications for all terminals, enabling the registration of vehicles, drivers and orders. It also collects feedback on the progress of loading, which allows for ongoing monitoring of processes and quick response to potential problems.
Yes. Within SAMER®NET, you can submit applications for the issuance of identification cards, which are then generated and distributed to authorized users. This improves the verification of people and vehicles, increasing the level of security at terminals.
Yes, via SMS notifications. Drivers receive information about confirmed notifications, registration in the queue or readiness to enter the terminal, including one-time authorization codes.
The SAMER®NET system has built-in communication interfaces using popular protocols (IDoc, Web Services). Thanks to this, it exchanges information in real time, including sales orders, fuel stocks and documents, ensuring data consistency in both systems.
Yes. The SAMER®NET system supports the PIDX standard, which allows for bidirectional data exchange on planned loads (Planned Movement) and delivery confirmations (Loading Delivery Receipt). It also provides a number of B2B interfaces that enable integration with external partners' systems.
In addition to the central modules, the Office Application (BOK) for office and service support and Multimedia Kiosks located in the terminals, which speed up driver registration and document issuance, are offered.
Yes. The system architecture has been designed with scalability in mind, allowing you to add new terminals, expand your carrier base, or adapt B2B interfaces to changing business needs.