Keystone Cooperative: From Site Binders to Connected Compliance

PASS technician holding the Keystone Cooperative case study, From Site Binders to Connected Compliance

Keystone Cooperative grew from 16 to 36 to 43 locations across three states through mergers. Each location kept its UST compliance records in a paper binder on site.

Keystone moved its compliance records, equipment information and required documentation into PASS Harmonics. The team now manages that information across the network without visiting a site or asking someone there to relay it.

“Without it, we would need more people and more resources to do what we do.” — Mark Ransom, Retail Manager, Keystone Cooperative

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