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    Gravitate and Warren Rogers Develop Native Integration to Bring Real-Time Wetstock Data Into AI-Driven Fuel Supply & Dispatch

    By Digital Trade OutlookDecember 23, 2025
    Gravitate and Warren Rogers Develop Native Integration to Bring Real-Time Wetstock Data Into AI-Driven Fuel Supply & Dispatch

    DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Gravitate, the AI-powered supply and dispatch automation platform, and Warren Rogers, the industry leader in real-time wetstock monitoring and forecourt analytics, today announced a technology collaboration designed to help fuel retailers eliminate runouts, reduce losses, and operate more efficiently through connected, real-time data.

    The partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward real-time operations and automated fuel supply chains. Together, the companies are enabling retailers to reduce delivery costs, prevent environmental risks, and improve site uptime through connected.

    Warren Rogers’ cloud-based fuelWRAp platform provides continuous visibility into tank levels, dispenser performance, delivery events, system variances, and environmental compliance issues at retail fueling sites. Gravitate now feeds this real-time tank-gauge and sales data directly into its forecasting and order-automation engine—creating a live, closed-loop system from site intelligence to supply execution.

    The integration delivers measurable operational benefits:

    • Precise fuel ordering – Live, high-frequency sales and inventory data informs Gravitate’s forecasting engine to build more precise orders.
    • Streamlined supplier reconciliation – Warren Rogers’ variance analysis and delivery auditing combined with Gravitate’s delivery reconciliation module reduces manual review and ensures every gallon is accounted for.

    Warren Rogers: What It Means

    “Real-time wetstock data is the foundation of fully autonomous fuel operations,” said Joel Davies, VP of Marketing at Gravitate. “By pairing Warren Rogers’ site-level precision with Gravitate’s AI-enabled supply and dispatch platform, retailers can move from reactive ordering to predictive, optimized replenishment.”

    Tony Caputo, Director of Business Development at Warren Rogers, added: “Our mission has always been to monitor, protect, and optimize every gallon. By integrating with Gravitate, we’re turning high-resolution visibility into real-time action—better orders, fewer surprises, cleaner reconciliations, and stronger compliance.”

    The partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward real-time operations and automated fuel supply chains. Together, the companies are enabling retailers to reduce delivery costs, prevent environmental risks, and improve site uptime through connected data and intelligent execution.

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