Every litre accounted for, from delivery to dispenser.
For fuel stations, transporters and companies running their own tanks. Dips, pump meters, shift sales and fleet fuel recorded in one system and reconciled every day.
The problems this solves.
Dips on paper
Tank dips and meter readings are written down and typed in later, if at all.
Variances nobody explains
The gap between deliveries, meters and dips shows up weeks later.
Shift cash and M-Pesa
Attendant sales, cash and M-Pesa are reconciled by hand at the end of each shift.
Fleet fuel leaks
Vehicles are fuelled without a request, a reading or a record per kilometre.
One flow, from first step to the ledger.
Tank 2, diesel, morning shift
Dips and pump meters go in at the end of the shift. Odoo works out what should be in the tank and flags the difference.
- 01NominationEach truck loaded at the port, litres at 20°CBatch per truck
- 02Depot receiptReceived against the order, transit loss checkedAllowable loss applied
- 03Landed costTransport, duty and freight added to the litreTrue cost per litre
- 04TransferDepot to station, dipped at both endsPer shift
- 05Shift postingSales, invoices, payments and expenses in one stepCash and credit split
- 06Variance reviewMonth end shortages and gains reviewedAbove allowance flagged
ABN Fuel Management.
Our own module, designed and built by ABN for this industry: truck nominations, transit losses, landed cost per litre, station access, shift closing and credit approvals. It runs on top of these standard Odoo apps.
Running today.
An oil marketing company in the DRC, from the port to the pump.
Fuel is bought in US dollars, trucked from the Tanzanian coast and sold across seven stations in dollars and Congolese francs. Before Odoo, stock, cash and transport costs lived in different places and month end meant reconciling them by hand.
- Truck nominations, batches and transit losses on every import
- Duty, transport and freight landed into the cost of each litre
- Shift closing with dips and meters at every station
- Credit customers ordering on the portal, approved by Finance
- Each station and depot locked to its own team
- A step by step operating procedure and user guides for every role
Client name withheld until they approve publication.
A Kenyan station group, moving off a legacy forecourt system.
Card, mobile and cheque payments matched without manual work, account customers who pay deposits and draw fuel against them, strict credit limits, and stock takes that agree with the pumps. Car wash and lubricants run in the same system.
See it on your own numbers.
Book a conversation and we'll walk you through the solution using a setup like yours.