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Fuel and shop on one system, built for independent servos

Most fuel POS is built for the oil majors. BetterRetailer is built for the independent site that runs a shop as well as the forecourt.

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What fuel features does BetterRetailer have?

Fuel grades and prices, fuel sales on the same till and receipt as the shop, wetstock and tank readings, the fuel day sheet, drive-off records with alerts, shop-to-fuel discount dockets and NSW FuelCheck price reporting.

  • Fuel prices kept in line with what you report to FuelCheck
  • Drive-offs recorded with pump, grade and amount, and sent to your phone
  • Day sheet: litres and dollars by grade, meters and wetstock
  • Fuel cards as a payment type

How do shop-to-fuel dockets work?

Spend enough in the shop and the receipt prints a fuel docket with a code. Every docket code is digitally signed, so the till can tell a genuine docket from a made-up one even with no internet, and the back office flags any docket used twice.

Does it control the pumps?

Pump controller integration (IFSF) is in development; until then fuel sales are entered at the till from the pump display. Tell us your forecourt controller and we'll tell you where it is on the roadmap.

How does it handle FuelCheck in NSW?

NSW requires fuel prices to be reported to FuelCheck when they change. BetterRetailer keeps your price changes in one list so they're reported once and match what the till charges.

Common questions

Can I run several sites?

Yes. Each site has its own fuel grades and prices, and the head office view shows every site side by side.

What happens to fuel sales if the internet drops?

The till keeps selling fuel and shop items and uploads everything when the connection is back.

See it on your own products

Bring a host file or a Futurenet export. We'll load it and show you your store running on BetterRetailer, next to your current POS.

Service station POS for independent servos