gas station fuel manage and control automated fuel dispensing system

Cyber-Fuel is a set of digital platform for filling stations management, it meets the demand of :       

                                      Ø  Operation automation        Ø  Customer marketing

                              Ø  Chain management            Ø  Mobile Supervision

• Connection capability: It can be connected to mainstream fuel dispensers and tank level gauges in the market;
• Convenient management: mobile management of the daily business handling your gas station anytime,anywhere;
• Worry-free use: Professional cloud computing services ensures data security, and a professional technical team ensures safety use.
• Reduce costs and increase efficiency: Improve management efficiency and reduce operating costs, and a variety of marketing strategies help increase sales.

• The professional technical team provides you with "point-to-point" special consulting services, and has an in-depth understanding of the current status of the petrol station business.
• According to your current needs, business status, future plans and goals, we will provide you with targeted solutions to improve your fuel business.
• 7*24 hours online service, to provide you with support and companionship, and become your long-term partner.

Q1:How can one automate a fuel dispensing unit?

Automation in short means no need to measure density, temperature manually inside the tank. No need to manually fill fuel in vehicle. Enter the quantity with the help of key pad, machine will automatically stop once quantity is dispensed. Electronic billing, receipts etc to be provided to customers.

Q2:What does a fuel management system do?

Fuel-management systems are used to maintain, control and monitor fuel consumption and stock in any type of industry that uses transport, including rail, road, water and air, as a means of business.

Q3:How does a fuel management system work?

Fuel management systems monitor how much fuel was purchased and when and where it was purchased. This information is then compiled in a report, where fleets can use the information to find the best places to fuel and to find suspicious transactions.