Its own data
Its own isolated database and its own scoped credentials.
Different pumps, different prices, different branding, different languages at the pump — and one place to run them from. Each site is genuinely separate underneath, so a mistake at one station cannot reach another.

Not a shared table with a site column. A separate database per station.
Its own isolated database and its own scoped credentials.
Prices, grades, fees, surcharges and minimum amounts, set independently.
Logos, grade colours, receipt branding and public website copy.
Pump layout, grade mapping, controller connection and screens.
Per-pump QR security tokens that mean nothing at any other station.
Payment methods, geofencing and restrictions switched per site.
A new site starts from a template or from scratch, in minutes rather than a project.
Start from an existing station as a template, or from an empty one.
HowThe template carries your commercial defaults, branding and screen programs across.
Pump ids, grades, blends and the controller connection for that site.
HowNon-contiguous numbering and mixed grade layouts are expected, not exceptions.
Prices, fees, surcharges, minimum amounts and which payment methods that site takes.
HowAll of it editable later from the browser, logged when it changes.
Per-pump QR decals, screen programs, and the site is trading.
HowTokens are generated per pump for that site alone and rotate on the schedule you set.
The customer-facing app runs in six languages with full right-to-left support, chosen by the customer at the pump.
English, Farsi, Chinese, Arabic, Vietnamese and Hindi, with right-to-left layouts done properly rather than mirrored.
Phone-first, in either theme, on any modern phone browser. Nothing to install.
Your own website copy is machine-translated into every supported language when you save it.
The payment and pump bridge run on hardware at each station, so a dropped internet link does not take that forecourt with it.
Deployment is containerised with automated nightly backups and alerting, and station-owned hardware can be delivered as a sealed appliance with encrypted disk, no local logins and remote support only.
A walkthrough starts with your site: what controller you run, how the pumps are laid out, which hours you are closed and what that is costing. We come back with what unattended trading looks like on your forecourt, and what it takes to get there.
Tell us about the forecourt and we will come back with what an unattended setup looks like on it — what connects to your controller, what stays as it is, and what it costs.