A fuel pump forecourt early in the morning.
Photographs of real shops are being shot for these pages.

Who works in a petrol pump

  • Six to twelve attendants across shifts, monthly.
  • A supervisor per shift, monthly.
  • A cleaner and a helper for the forecourt.
  • A watchman at night.

Monthly wages, paid on a fixed date, and the count of who covered which shift is the thing that goes wrong.

The argument this trade has

An attendant covered three shifts for a colleague who was ill. The colleague was marked present. Both of them get paid for the same days, and you find out two months later.

What matters most here

  1. Groups by shift Mark the shift that is in front of you.
  2. A supervisor who marks The person on the forecourt marks, not the owner at home.
  3. The month’s wage bill Twelve people is a figure worth reading every month.

The numbers this trade knows

  • Twelve attendants on ₹11,000 each is ₹1,32,000 a month.
  • Three days paid twice is about ₹1,100 gone, quietly.

A shop like yours

We are looking for our first petrol pump willing to be named and photographed. If that could be you, tell us — we will come to the shop, and nothing is published without your signed permission.

Questions people ask

Twelve workers — is it still free?

It is free today. The listed price for up to 25 workers is ₹999 a year, charged at ₹0 right now.

Can each shift supervisor mark his own shift?

Yes. Give each one manager access and put your workers into groups.

Start keeping your register on your phone

It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.