30. Fuel Station
Run your own fuel station: pumps and nozzles, tank stock, shift meter readings, cash and credit sales to outside customers and your own fleet, dip reconciliation, and receivables.
নিজস্ব ফুয়েল পাম্প — নজল মিটার/শিফট বা শিফট-বিহীন ট্যাংক কাউন্টার, এক স্ক্রিনে নগদ/বাকি/own-bus/লুব/সার্ভিস বিক্রি, বাকির খাতা ও তাৎক্ষণিক কাস্টমার যোগ, মবিলের FIFO স্টক, অয়েল কোম্পানির অর্ডার, পাম্প-ভিত্তিক আলাদা ক্যাশ অ্যাকাউন্ট, খরচ, লাভ-ক্ষতি, নিজস্ব গাড়ির জ্বালানি রিপোর্ট, ব্রাঞ্চ-ভিত্তিক (ইউজার-স্কোপড) রিপোর্ট, অ্যাটেনডেন্ট ওয়ালেট ও মোবাইল অ্যাপ (বাংলা/ইংরেজি রসিদ)।
- 30.1 Run your own fuel pump: stations and nozzles mapped to shared tanks and fuel products with rate history
- 30.2 Shift desk opens with automatic opening meters and a snapshot of the billing rate, and closes on counted meters with test returns
- 30.3 Nozzle meters are the single stock truth: shift close deducts tank stock once, and slips can never total more than the meter moved
- 30.4 Quick Sell desk — pick a nozzle, type taka or litres, and print the POS receipt in one tap
- 30.5 Tank-counter sell mode for a pump that does not run shifts: pick a fuel tank, sell straight off its stock, and the cash posts on the spot — no meter or open shift needed
- 30.6 One Quick Sell screen sells it all — fuel (cash, credit or an own-vehicle refuel), a tin of lubricant and a wash or service — each from its own tab
- 30.7 Keyboard-fast cash sale: the first tank is chosen for you and the cursor lands in the amount box, so a cash sale is type-the-amount, Enter, and the receipt prints
- 30.8 Add a walk-in credit customer without leaving the sell screen — a name and a number, and the just-opened sale names them
- 30.9 Editable opening meter per machine when a pump is taken on, and the change money put in the drawer at shift open — both counted back at close so the till never reads short
- 30.10 Credit, card/mobile and own-fleet slips against the open shift, with an optional per-customer credit limit that refuses an over-limit sale
- 30.11 Credit dues post to the customer's party ledger while card and mobile takings settle to their own account, never to receivables
- 30.12 Own-fleet fuel kept out of revenue — booked at cost and mirrored into the vehicle's own fuel history against its odometer
- 30.13 Orders placed with the oil company per tank, received lorry by lorry against challan and lorry number, with over-delivery refused and the shortage left visible on the order
- 30.14 Lubricant product master by brand — sealed packs counted in pieces, loose oil in litres — stocked in on a supplier purchase bill
- 30.15 Opening a sealed pack pours it into the loose drum at exactly its own cost, so decanting creates neither profit nor loss
- 30.16 Lubricants sold on the same shift as fuel, from the back-office stock page or the attendant's phone, costed FIFO from the lots actually consumed
- 30.17 Brand-wise lubricant stock valuation showing what is still on the shelf in pieces, litres and money
- 30.18 Station expenses by category — electricity, wages, repair, transport, rent — paid from an account or straight out of the shift drawer, where drawer cash is deducted from that shift's expected cash
- 30.19 No expense without an account behind it: an account-paid expense can no longer be saved without posting to the ledger, so money out of the pump always reaches the books
- 30.20 Each pump posts its cash to its own account, so a company running more than one pump never pools their takings into one till
- 30.21 Station Profit and Loss for any date range with fuel and lubricant revenue, cost and margin side by side, less expenses and cash short or over
- 30.22 Dip readings against book stock with litre and percentage variance, book reconciled to physical and the shortage posted as fuel loss
- 30.23 Wallet mode puts the shift's cash in the attendant's own staff wallet until they hand it over and the office receives it into a real account
- 30.24 Attendant mobile app on its own token API — open and close a shift, sell fuel and lubricants, collect credit dues, record dip readings and see only their own figures
- 30.25 Full double-entry throughout: purchases debit fuel inventory, sales relieve it at weighted-average cost against fuel sales income, and reopening the latest shift withdraws every posting cleanly
- 30.26 Station dashboard with today's sale, tank levels, open shifts, credit dues and recent dip variance, plus printable shift-wise, nozzle-wise, attendant-wise and stock reports
- 30.27 Own-Vehicle Fuel report — what the company's own fleet drew from its own pump, by date range and per vehicle, vehicle-wise summary and line-by-line, in printable Bangladeshi register style
- 30.28 Every report filters by branch, scoped to the user — the owner sees all pumps at once while a branch cashier sees only their own
- 30.29 Trial data cleans up properly: a sales slip, lubricant purchase, opened pack or fuel receipt can be deleted (permission-gated), reversing its stock and its journals together
- 30.30 Attendant app prints the receipt in English text or in full Bangla (rendered as an image, since a thermal head cannot print Bangla as text), with three compact steps that shrink the slip to save paper
- 30.31 End-of-shift SMS to the owner's number with litres, takings, cash counted, short or over and a low-stock warning