Self-service fuel stations, day and night

Other use cases

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  Pay at the pump, without the cashier

  Serve more cars at the morning and evening peaks without adding cashiers. Drivers pick a pump, choose the fuel and amount, and pay at the terminal in cash or by card before they fill up. They stay with their car instead of walking to the shop, so each one leaves the forecourt sooner. If the tank fills first, the rest stays on a voucher for the next visit.

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  Loyalty, coupons and fleet cards

  Keep company fleets and regular drivers coming back to every station, including the ones with nobody on site. At the terminal, drivers pay with a fleet card, redeem a coupon or present their loyalty card, then fill up. Every sale reaches your back office, so you can bill each fleet and see which offers brought drivers in.

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  Staffed and self-service, side by side

  Run the same station with fewer staff. Self-service terminals on the forecourt take payment from drivers who want to be quick, while your attendants look after the shop and the drivers who want help. Both kinds of sale reach the same back office, so the station still runs and reports as one.

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