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Petrodweep Mobile App Getting Started Guide

Learn how new Petrodweep mobile users open the app, sign in, wait for setup data, understand their first dashboard, and know why some tabs or screens may be hidden.

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Petrodweep mobile app welcome and login screen
New mobile users start with login, base data loading, and role-based navigation

This guide explains the first mobile app experience for a Petrodweep user. It covers what happens after opening the app, how login connects to company data, and why each user may see a different set of screens.

First login

Use email/password or phone OTP depending on how your account was created.

Setup data

The app loads company, user, permissions, policy, and menu data before showing the main screens.

Role-based app

Visible tabs, admin tiles, and menu items depend on your role, permissions, and active status.

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How to use this documentation

Use this page as an end-user workflow guide. It explains who should use the page, what setup is needed, what steps to follow, what fields matter, and what to check when something looks wrong.

Who should use it

Owner Admin Manager Employee Customer Auditor Tanker Employee

Before you start

  • The user has the Petrodweep mobile app installed.
  • The user has login credentials or an approved signup path.
  • The mobile device has internet access.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. 1

    Open the mobile app

    Start from the welcome or login screen and choose the login method provided by your pump admin.

  2. 2

    Sign in with the right method

    Use email or username with password, or use phone OTP if your account supports mobile number login.

  3. 3

    Wait for setup data

    After sign-in, the app loads company details, user information, permissions, policy, and setup records.

  4. 4

    Start from Home

    Home is the role-specific starting point for daily review, setup notices, approvals, agreements, and operational actions.

  5. 5

    Use Admin and Menu for the rest of the app

    Admin shows shortcut tiles, while Menu provides the full role-based module list.

Important fields

Base data

The shared app data loaded after login, including company, user, policy, permissions, pending approvals, and setup lists.

Home

The first main dashboard after login. It changes based on user role and policy.

Admin

A shortcut tile screen for role-based operational modules.

Menu

The full module list, including nested groups and sign out.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming the app is empty before base data has finished loading.
  • Expecting every user to see the same tabs and menu items.
  • Looking only at the bottom tabs instead of opening Admin or Menu.
  • Not asking an admin to activate or permission a new user.

Troubleshooting

The app stays on setup loading.

Use Try Again if shown, check internet access, and contact support if base data continues to fail.

A screen is missing.

Check Admin and Menu first, then ask an admin to review role permissions and active status.

The user signed up but cannot work yet.

The account may still need administrator activation or permission assignment.

Related documentation

Mobile app equivalents

  • Mobile login and signup
  • Mobile dashboard
  • Mobile navigation

Screenshot note

  • Uses mobileApp1, the existing mobile welcome/login screenshot from static assets.

Open the app and choose the correct login path

Most users start from the login screen. Use the email/password login if your account was created with credentials, or phone OTP login if your pump uses mobile number sign-in.

Wait for base data to load

After login, the app loads the latest company data, user details, permissions, policy, pending approvals, fuel setup, and other shared values. Do not assume the app is empty until this loading step finishes.

Start from Home

The Home tab shows the role-specific dashboard. Owners and admins see broader pump summaries, employees see work relevant to their shift, customers see account context, and tanker employees see tanker-specific actions.

Use Admin and Menu for more screens

The bottom tabs show common entry points, while many operational pages are hidden from the tab bar and opened through Admin tiles or the full Menu.

First-use checklist

Confirm you are using the correct login method
Wait for base data loading to complete
Use Try Again if setup data fails to load
Open Home first to review your dashboard
Check Admin for role-specific shortcut tiles
Open Menu for the full list of available modules
Ask the owner or admin if an expected screen is missing

How Petrodweep supports mobile onboarding

  • Petrodweep checks authentication, then loads company and permission data before routing users into the app.
  • The mobile experience changes by role so users see only the screens they need.
  • Hidden screens stay accessible through Admin or Menu when the user has the correct permission.

Frequently asked questions

Why do I see fewer tabs than another user?

Tabs and menu items depend on your role, permissions, active status, and customer or employee scope.

What should I do if the app shows a loading error?

Use Try Again on the base data loading screen. If it keeps failing, check internet access and contact your pump admin or support.

Where should a new user begin?

Start with Home, then open Admin or Menu to reach the workflow assigned to your role.

Related resources

Mobile Access Docs

Login and Signup

Learn how Petrodweep mobile login works with email, phone OTP, signup verification, pending approval, inactive users, base data loading, and retry behavior.

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Mobile Core Docs

Mobile Home

Learn how the Petrodweep mobile Home dashboard changes by role and shows pump summaries, setup notices, pending signup approvals, customer context, employee check-in, and tanker actions.

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Mobile Navigation Docs

Mobile Navigation

Learn how Petrodweep mobile navigation works across Home, Shift, Coupons, Admin, Menu, hidden screens, role-based admin tiles, submenus, and sign out.

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