Frequently asked questions

A gas cylinder tracking system assigns each cylinder a unique digital identity (barcode, QR code or RFID tag) and records every movement — filling, testing, dispatch, delivery and return — so you always know where each cylinder is, who holds it, and its full history.

GCT tracks every cylinder in real time and reconciles customer holdings automatically. Because each movement is scanned and logged, cylinders can no longer disappear untraced, and idle assets at customer sites become visible and recoverable.

Barcodes and QR codes are low-cost and simple to deploy, ideal for most operations. RFID enables bulk, hands-free gate reads and is ideal for high-volume plants. GCT supports all three, and many customers use a combination.

Yes. GCT integrates with Tally, BUSY, SAP, Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics, and provides a REST API for custom integrations with your existing systems.

Yes. The GCT driver mobile app is offline-first — drivers can scan cylinders, capture signatures and record deliveries without connectivity, and the data syncs automatically when back online.

GCT is used across industrial gas, medical gas, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, LPG, cryogenics, welding, steel, pharmaceutical, healthcare and more.

Most deployments go live within a few weeks, depending on fleet size and integrations. Our team handles data migration, cylinder tagging guidance and staff training.

Pricing depends on your cylinder fleet size, modules and integrations. Book a demo for a tailored quote and ROI assessment.

Yes. GCT uses a secure, cloud-connected architecture with role-based access control, audit trails and encrypted data storage.

Absolutely. GCT records test and inspection dates per cylinder and sends automated alerts before due dates so you stay compliant and safe.