Cross-platform setup workflow

First Week Setup for a Petrol Pump in Petrodweep

A practical first-week implementation workflow showing how petrol pump owners should use the Petrodweep web dashboard and mobile app together for setup, users, master data, shifts, and first live checks.

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Petrodweep dashboard used during first week petrol pump setup
Start setup in the web dashboard, then verify mobile access and day-one workflows.

Use this workflow during the first week of Petrodweep implementation so owners, admins, and staff understand which setup work belongs on the web dashboard, which checks should be done from mobile, and what must be verified before daily live use.

Best on web

Master setup, users, roles

Best on mobile

Login checks, shift readiness

Owner review

Dashboard and reports

Workflow doc Web and Mobile First week setup

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 Implementation lead

Before you start

  • The Petrodweep account is ready for the pump.
  • An owner or trusted admin can access the web dashboard.
  • Mobile users have install access and login details.
  • Basic pump data such as fuels, tanks, nozzles, shifts, and users is known.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. 1

    Complete the core web setup

    Use the web dashboard for master data, fuel setup, tanks, nozzles, shift timings, card machines, tankers, users, roles, and first reporting checks.

  2. 2

    Create users and roles before mobile rollout

    Assign role permissions before asking staff to use the mobile app so menu visibility matches responsibility.

  3. 3

    Verify mobile login and base data

    Ask each key user to log in, confirm approval, check base data load, and verify that expected mobile menus are visible.

  4. 4

    Run a test daily workflow

    Test shift check-in, current shift review, DSR or sales entry, customer or coupon work, fuel purchase or density if relevant, and invoice review.

  5. 5

    Review first-week output

    At the end of the first week, check dashboard, reports, invoices, stock, density, users, roles, and task follow-up.

Important fields

Best on web

Master setup, user and role design, reporting, and first-week review.

Best on mobile

Login verification, menu checks, shift activity, quick operational tests, and staff adoption.

Downstream records

Users, roles, fuels, tanks, nozzles, shifts, customers, invoices, purchases, density checks, reports, and tasks.

Owner review

Dashboard, reports, daily operations, billing, stock, density, and unresolved tasks.

Common mistakes

  • Starting live entries before fuel, tank, nozzle, shift, and role setup is checked.
  • Giving every staff member owner-level access during setup.
  • Skipping mobile login checks until the first live shift.
  • Treating first-week setup as only a web task and ignoring field users.

Troubleshooting

A mobile user cannot see the expected menu.

Check the user's active status, assigned role, and permission groups in the web or mobile user-role documentation.

Reports look empty after setup.

Confirm real or test transactions have been entered for the selected date range.

First live workflow feels blocked.

Return to the setup checklist and verify master data, users, roles, and mobile base data load.

Related documentation

Mobile app equivalents

  • Mobile App Getting Started
  • Mobile Settings
  • Mobile Role-based Access

Screenshot note

  • Uses dashboard from the existing static image set.

Start with web setup

Use the web dashboard for company setup, master data, users, roles, fuel types, tanks, nozzles, card machines, shift timings, customers, and opening operational checks. The larger screen is better for accuracy and review.

Verify mobile access

After user and role setup, ask key users to log in to the mobile app, confirm approval and base data load, and check that the right menus are visible for their role.

Test one daily workflow

Before full go-live, run a test flow for shift check-in, current shift review, DSR or sales entry, customer or coupon activity, and invoice review. This reveals missing setup before real data accumulates.

Assign admin ownership

Decide who will maintain users, roles, settings, shift timings, fuel setup, inventory setup, and tanker setup. Keep owner-level access limited to trusted users.

Review reports at the end of the first week

Owners should check dashboard numbers, daily operations, DSR, invoices, outstanding balances, stock, density, and task activity to confirm the platform is being used consistently.

First week setup checklist

Complete company and pump setup in the web dashboard
Create fuel types, tanks, nozzles, card machines, shift timings, and tankers
Create users and assign roles before staff start live work
Verify mobile login, base data load, and menu visibility for each role
Run at least one test shift workflow before real daily use
Confirm customer, coupon, invoice, purchase, density, and task workflows are understood
Review dashboard and reports after the first live week
Correct permissions or setup gaps before scaling to all staff

How Petrodweep supports first-week rollout

  • Petrodweep keeps initial setup strongest on the web dashboard while giving mobile users enough access to verify real daily operations.
  • The workflow connects setup, permissions, shifts, billing, stock, and reports so new users understand the platform as one system.
  • This page is intentionally cross-platform because first-week rollout is not a single screen or single module.

Frequently asked questions

Should first-time setup be done on web or mobile?

Use the web dashboard for most first-time setup because it is easier to review master data, users, roles, and reports. Use mobile to verify staff access and day-to-day workflows.

What should be checked before going live?

Check master data, role permissions, mobile login, shift timings, fuel setup, nozzles, customer setup, invoice flow, and owner reports.

Why is this not only a setup page?

First-week success depends on setup plus mobile access, staff roles, first workflow testing, and owner review.

Related resources

Web Dashboard Docs

First-Time Setup Checklist

Set up Petrodweep before the first live shift with fuel types, tanks, nozzles, card machines, shift timings, users, roles, tankers, and customer records.

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Web Setup Docs

Master Data Setup

Set up the Petrodweep web dashboard master data for fuel types, tanks, nozzles, card machines, shift timings, and tankers before the first live shift.

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Mobile Core Docs

Mobile Getting Started

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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Mobile Settings Docs

Settings Setup

Practical guide for mobile master setup in Petrodweep, including card machines, fuel types, default fuels, tanks, nozzles, shift timings, and tankers.

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Mobile Access Docs

Mobile Role Access

Learn how Petrodweep mobile app access changes for owners, admins, managers, employees, customers, auditors, and tanker employees using permissions, dashboard variants, role scope, and inactive status.

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