DAC Code: The New Safety Measure for Commercial LPG Deliveries
Bharatgas introduces a new safety measure for commercial LPG cylinder delivery through the use of DAC codes. This OTP-like verification process aims to reduce incorrect deliveries and fraudulent activities, benefiting commercial users like hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Highlights
- •DAC code system implemented by Bharatgas
- •Customers must share DAC after receiving cylinder for finalizing delivery
- •Digital cash memos replace paper receipts for better management
- •Safety measure to prevent incorrect deliveries and fraud
Bharatgas has implemented a new system for commercial cylinder deliveries where customers now need to share their unique DAC (Deliverance Auth Code) after receiving the cylinder. This move aims to increase delivery accuracy and reduce fraud.
Incorporating OTP-like Verification, the DAC code serves as an additional layer of security, akin to a one-time password used in online transactions. Once the cylinder is received, customers must provide this code to finalize the delivery process. This system is particularly beneficial for those like hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Important Points About DAC Code
The company emphasizes that customers should only share their DAC code after completing the cylinder check-up. This prevents potential issues where incorrect deliveries or system malfunctions could arise from sharing codes prematurely. Customers must keep their registered mobile numbers active to receive relevant codes and updates on any deliveries.
Bharatgas also stresses the importance of not disclosing this sensitive information to unauthorized individuals, ensuring customer safety and preventing fraudulent activities.
Impact of Digital Cash Memos
The new system introduces a digital cash memo for each successful delivery. This memo, accessible via mobile devices, helps manage payments seamlessly and reduces the need for physical receipts. By streamlining these processes, customers can focus on their operations rather than paperwork.
According to industry sources, commercial LPG users have long struggled with incorrect deliveries, disputes over payment, and fraudulent complaints. The DAC system is expected to address many of these challenges by ensuring that cylinders are delivered exclusively to the correct customer.
