Daily sales reporting, shift and operator tracking, expense management and business intelligence — built for the way petrol pumps actually run.
Opening reading. Closing reading. Shift totals. Each number your operators log by hand is a data point RAGsolis DSR captures, checks and turns into a live picture of the business.
Readings go in once. RAGsolis DSR validates them, reconciles cash, UPI, card and online payments, and turns the day's operations into a report an owner can read in under a minute.
Managers log opening, closing and shift readings as they happen.
The system checks readings and payments against expected totals.
Daily, weekly and monthly reports are compiled automatically.
Revenue, expense and performance trends surface on their own.
Owners act on what the pump is actually telling them.
Opening and closing readings become a complete daily report — automatically, with no manual math.
Morning, evening and night shifts tracked with full reading history.
Revenue, fuel sold and cash collected, ranked by operator.
Cash, UPI, card and online payments matched to sales automatically, every shift.
Electricity, maintenance, salaries and more, categorized and analyzed.
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly reports, export-ready in one click.
Every entry and edit tracked, so nothing goes unaccounted for.
Run one station or a chain, from a single account with isolated data per pump.
Handles readings, shifts and reports on the ground.
Sees the business without touching operational data.
Manages several stations under one brand.
Adding pumps without adding headcount.
Owners stop chasing registers for last week's numbers and start making this week's decisions — staffing, pricing, maintenance — with the data already in front of them.
Every login protected, every session verified.
Token-based access on every request, no exceptions.
Super Admin, Owner and Manager see exactly what they should.
Every pump's data kept separate, even within a chain.
A complete, timestamped record of every change made.
Built to scale from one pump to a chain of hundreds.
Join petrol pumps replacing registers and spreadsheets with a system that reports on itself.