Delivering liquid petroleum derivatives to distributors or petrochemical industries is a logistics operation with increased availability and consistency on delivery time requirements, so that pipelines are often used for transfer, especially when large amounts of product are involved. As a commercial operation, the delivered product must be quantified for billing purposes, against strict legal and metrological criteria, at first, on certified storage tanks, involved on the batch. The quantification process on tanks requires temporary breaks, compromising the service level in transactions that need a continuous product flow. In other situations, where the product is shipped directly out of a process unit, with no need of storage, there may be necessary to build one or more tanks, just to allow quantification. Usually, tanks building are minimized in logistic projects, because they stand for high costs. Decrease in service level and high costs associated to equipment result on low logistics efficiency. In this context, this work demonstrates that, beyond gathering best metrological quality to quantification, EMEDs can also represent a high efficiency logistic solution, eliminating interruptions on product transfer and, in some cases, the need for tanks, reducing dramatically operation costs. Other kinds of finance gains, allowed by this measurement technology, have been approached, demonstrating that the investments on EMEDs must consider a multifunction analysis inside the organization, including those functions that holds technical and technological knowledge of derivatives measurement process.