ForecourtBridge Explore the approach
Fuel station automation · Uganda

Bring every forecourt into clear view.

ForecourtBridge connects the activity at your pumps with the people, processes, and financial records behind your fuel business.

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Designed for fuel retail operations, with APIs for third-party app connections.
ForecourtBridge / Station view
SAMPLE VIEW
Station overview · illustrative data

Good morning, team

DEMO DATA
Fuel salesUGX 18.4MSample total
Volume sold7,265 LSample total
Pumps active8 / 9Station status

Forecourt status

Dispenser 01 READY
Dispenser 02 READY
Dispenser 03 BUSY

Tank levels · sample

Petrol76%
Diesel43%
Kerosene58%
Shift reconciliationReady for review
Forecourt activity Sales visibility Stock & tank awareness Third-party app connections
One operating picture

Know what’s happening across the station.

Bring the daily work of the forecourt and back office into one operational view, with information organized for faster review and clearer follow-up.

Forecourt activity

Review pump and shift activity in context, so teams can follow what is happening at the point of sale.

Sales & reconciliation

Bring shift totals and payment activity together for review, reconciliation, and operational reporting.

Fuel & stock awareness

Keep tank, stock, and movement information visible to support better day-to-day control.

Multi-station oversight

Give managers a consolidated view of locations, with detail available to support station-level follow-up.

A connected station dayFORECOURTBRIDGE
At the forecourtPumps · sales · shifts · stock
In ForecourtBridgeReview · reconcile · report
In connected appsFinance · payments · reporting
From forecourt to connected apps

Connect station activity with the apps your business uses.

ForecourtBridge APIs provide a structured way for approved third-party apps to exchange agreed station data and actions with the platform. Define the flows around your station processes and integration requirements.

  • See forecourt and station activity in one operational context.
  • Bring reconciliation and finance workflows into the design.
  • Expose agreed data and actions through platform APIs.
Open, API-led connections

Connect your station platform with the apps you rely on.

ForecourtBridge exposes APIs built for the platform, so approved third-party apps can exchange the station data and actions your workflows need. Each connection is scoped, mapped, and validated for your environment.

  • Build API connections around finance, payments, inventory, reporting, and other business apps.
  • Define which data and actions each approved application can access.
  • Document and test mappings before moving integrations into production.
ForecourtBridgeStation platform APIs
Scoped API flows
Third-party appsConnected to your workflows
Finance & ERPPaymentsInventoryAnalytics

Example app categories · availability depends on each app’s API and agreed scope

A practical path to rollout

Start with how your stations work.

Every site has its own equipment, controls, and app landscape. A clear implementation begins by mapping those details before configuring API connections.

Map your operation

Review station locations, pumps, tanks, shifts, payment methods, and the apps already used by your business.

Configure & connect

Agree API endpoints, data mappings, access scopes, reconciliation rules, and integration boundaries.

Validate with station teams

Test the agreed workflows, train users, and prepare a controlled rollout with clear ownership.

Useful details

Questions stations ask.

Every connection depends on the apps, API capabilities, and data flows in your environment.

How do third-party apps connect?

ForecourtBridge APIs are built for the platform. Approved external apps can use agreed endpoints to exchange the data and actions defined for each workflow.

Can it provide a view across multiple stations?

The solution is intended to support multi-station oversight. The exact roles, dashboards, and station-level controls are defined during requirements and implementation.

Can it connect to any app?

Each connection depends on the third-party app’s API, access terms, and technical capabilities. Integration scope is assessed and agreed before development.

How are API connections controlled?

For each integration, teams define the required endpoints, data fields, permissions, and validation steps. The agreed controls are tested as part of implementation.

Make every station easier to understand.

Begin with your station workflows, existing apps, and the data you need to connect.

Explore the implementation path