PIPELINE CARRIER SCHEDULING
TURN CARRIER PLANS INTO TERMINAL WORKFLOWS
Mangan continuity™ helps terminal teams bring pipeline carrier schedules into a coordinated planning workflow. Enter schedules manually or import them in bulk, view planned pipeline activity by product and hour across the month, and connect that plan with shipper allocations and scheduled tickets.
A pipeline carrier schedule describes planned product movement timing. Giving schedulers and operators a shared view helps them prepare source and destination details while keeping the carrier plan distinct from recorded actual movements.
- Enter carrier schedules manually or through bulk import
- View pipeline schedules by product and hour
- Coordinate scheduled activity across the monthly plan
- Allocate scheduled movements across shippers
- Prepare scheduled tickets with source and destination
- Keep carrier plans separate from actual throughput
- Support clearer handoffs between scheduling and operations
BRING THE CARRIER SCHEDULE INTO ONE VIEW
A pipeline carrier schedule is the carrier’s planned sequence and timing of product movements. continuity™ supports manual entry or bulk import and a product-by-hour view for the month. Schedulers can use this operating context to discuss upcoming activity and prepare the terminal’s next steps.
CONNECT THE PLAN WITH SHIPPER ALLOCATIONS
Carrier timing and customer requests need to be coordinated, not treated as interchangeable records. Link scheduling discussions with terminal nomination management, allocate planned activity across shippers, and prepare scheduled tickets with product source and destination information.
KEEP PLANNED AND ACTUAL ACTIVITY DISTINCT
The schedule describes intended activity; recorded throughput describes what occurred. Within terminal pipeline operations, teams can review daily throughput and gains or losses alongside their planning records. Talk With a Terminal Operations Specialist about carrier formats, schedule handoffs, and your site’s configuration.
FAQ
It helps terminal teams organize carrier plans and connect them with terminal preparation. continuity™ supports schedule entry or bulk import, a product-by-hour monthly view, shipper allocations, and scheduled tickets. The schedule remains a planning record, not a confirmation of completed transfer.
The documented pipeline workflow supports both manual entry and bulk import of a carrier schedule. Mangan should review your source files, required fields, update process, and validation needs before confirming the configuration for a specific carrier.
Nominations describe shipper requests; carrier schedules describe planned pipeline timing. Teams use both when allocating movements across shippers and preparing terminal tickets. Keeping the records distinct helps explain differences between requested, planned, and completed activity.
No. This capability supports the terminal’s planning and operating workflow around carrier information. It does not imply control over a carrier’s network, scheduling decisions, or external systems. Any data exchange is scoped to the actual project.
Bring a representative carrier schedule, product and shipper lists, current ticket examples, and an explanation of how schedule changes reach your team. Include who prepares source and destination details and who reconciles planned activity with actual throughput.