TERMINAL NOMINATION MANAGEMENT
CONNECT SHIPPER REQUESTS WITH PIPELINE PLANNING
Mangan continuity™ helps terminal teams organize monthly pipeline nominations by shipper, pipeline, and product. Bring requested quantities into the same operating workflow as carrier schedules, allocations, and movement tickets so schedulers and operations teams can work from a coordinated plan.
Terminal nomination management connects a customer’s requested movement with the planning records used to prepare terminal activity. A nomination records intent; it is not proof that a movement has occurred.
- Organize monthly nominations by shipper, pipeline, and product
- Keep requested quantities together with planning context
- Connect nominations with pipeline carrier schedules
- Allocate planned movements across shippers
- Prepare tickets with product source and destination
- Compare planning records with recorded throughput
- Give schedulers and operations a shared reference
A CLEAR STARTING POINT FOR MONTHLY PLANNING
A terminal nomination identifies the product and quantity a shipper requests for a planning period. Keeping that request in an organized operating record helps teams review requirements before assigning movements. Schedulers can distinguish what has been requested from what the carrier has scheduled and what the terminal has actually handled.
CONNECT NOMINATIONS, SCHEDULES, AND TICKETS
Within terminal pipeline operations, continuity™ supports monthly nominations, carrier schedule entry or bulk import, shipper allocation, and scheduled tickets with source and destination details. These are related but distinct steps. Maintaining that distinction gives operations and customer-facing teams a clearer basis for discussing planned activity and changes.
PLAN AROUND YOUR TERMINAL’S WORKFLOW
Start with the shippers, products, pipelines, planning periods, and ticket details your team already uses. Mangan can review how those requirements fit your configuration, reporting needs, and existing processes. Explore the terminal management system, or Talk With a Terminal Operations Specialist about nomination management for your site.
FAQ
It organizes shipper requests for planned product movements. In continuity™, documented pipeline workflows include monthly nominations by shipper, pipeline, and product, followed by scheduling, allocation, and ticket preparation. This gives teams a clearer connection between the request and the operating plan.
A nomination records what a shipper requests. A carrier schedule describes when pipeline activity is planned. Neither is the same as a completed movement. Keeping separate records helps teams understand whether a quantity is requested, scheduled, or recorded as actual throughput.
continuity™ supports monthly pipeline nominations organized by shipper, pipeline, and product. Teams can allocate scheduled movements across shippers and prepare tickets with the relevant source and destination. The project configuration should reflect your terminal’s products and operating practices.
No. Recording a nomination should not be treated as physical transfer authorization. Carrier coordination, site procedures, required checks, and the terminal’s configured workflow still determine how a movement is prepared and carried out.
Bring examples of current nomination forms, carrier schedules, product and shipper lists, and the tickets your team uses. Identify who creates, reviews, and acts on each record. Mangan can use those examples to discuss configuration and handoffs without assuming that every terminal follows the same process.