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Syntech

Syntech’s FuelMaster fuel management system has automated commercial fleet and retail fueling for over 40 years.

Overview

Syntech Systems has secured fleet fuel since 1979 as the maker of FuelMaster fuel management systems. The company supplies fuel management to the US military and the Department of Homeland Security, and the same hardware built to military specifications serves school districts, municipalities, and state departments of transportation. FuelMaster units automate fuel access at fixed sites, with mobile fueling and passive telematics options extending coverage to vehicles in the field. Its cloud-hosted FMLive software, introduced in 2017, serves more than 1,400 commercial customers with real-time fuel, fleet, and data access from any web-enabled device. Data moves under FIPS 140-2 encryption, the federal standard.

Key Products and Services

  • Fuel management units (FMU)
  • Cloud hosted real-time software
  • AIM telematic devices
  • FLEX mobile fuel delivery
  • FLOW fuel transfer
  • Electric vehicle (EV) management
  • EMV fuel management (units)
  • FMLink mobile app

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