End of the month. Diana, a compliance assistant, gets an email from the distributor: inspection reports are missing that RETGAS shows as delivered.
Her challenge is finding which ones and why they failed. The villain is the manual search: two lists, a lookup column and a whole afternoon.
And the twist: the gap wasn’t in the reports. It was three deliveries that failed silently.
The question
«Which distributor deliveries failed this week, and why?»
You can also ask
- «Which visits this month have a SICERCO submission recorded?»
What it answers and why it matters
- 1
Distributor deliveries
The ones that didn’t arrive or failed, with the status and reason RETGAS recorded, so you can resend them before the distributor asks.
- 2
Recorded SICERCO submissions
The SICERCO submissions recorded on each visit. The full status inside SICERCO is still checked in SICERCO.
- 3
You decide what to fix
The assistant only reads. Corrections and resends happen in RETGAS, by the people who already have that permission.
Read-only and with your same permissions. Gas users’ personal data never leaves RETGAS. See privacy
Diana didn’t need another system. She needed to find what failed, in minutes. If your inspection body checks deliveries by hand every month, this case is for you.
