One Connected Flow Across
the Fueling Journey

The Connected Journey

From Station Setup to Digital Records and Insight

Five connected stages take a station network from initial setup to clear operational insight.

  1. Step 01

    Set up the Station Network

    Set up participating locations, available services, user access, and key operating settings based on the station network’s needs.

  2. Step 02

    Connect the Driver Experience

    Drivers can use the TechTank Mobile App to discover participating stations, view station information, and access available digital services.

  3. Step 03

    Apply the Right Rules and Validation

    TechTank controls who can access what, applies approval steps, and checks key conditions during the fueling process.

  4. Step 04

    Create Structured Digital Records

    Fueling activity is recorded and organized within TechTank to support tracking, review, and reporting.

  5. Step 05

    Turn Activity into Operational Insight

    Station networks can use dashboards, reports, and structured records to review operations, investigate exceptions, identify trends, and support decision-making.

The Control Model

Built to Adapt to Your Station Network

TechTank is designed to adapt to different station network requirements, giving each network the flexibility to set up the platform around its business and operational needs.

Configurations can include:

Network configurationTechTank
  • Station locations
  • User roles and access
  • Services and workflows
  • Operational settings
  • Reporting views
  • Driver-facing features
Set up around your network
Integration Approach

Designed to Complement Existing Station Technology

TechTank does not assume that pumps, ATG systems, POS platforms, payment infrastructure, or other station technologies must be replaced. The integration model is defined according to the existing environment, business requirements, technical feasibility, and agreed deployment architecture.

Your existing station technology

  • Pumps
  • ATG systems
  • POS platforms
  • Payment infrastructure
  • Other station technology
TechTankFlexible integrations

Typical integration process

  1. 1

    Discover the current environment

  2. 2

    Define required data and workflows

  3. 3

    Agree the integration model

  4. 4

    Configure TechTank services and controls

  5. 5

    Test end-to-end scenarios

  6. 6

    Validate operational readiness

  7. 7

    Deploy in a controlled manner

FAQ

How Does TechTank Work?

Answers to common questions about how TechTank fits into a station network’s environment.

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01Does TechTank replace existing station systems?

Not necessarily. TechTank is designed to complement relevant existing station technologies through flexible integrations. Replacement of any component depends on the agreed architecture and deployment scope.

02Does TechTank control fuel dispensing?

Only where the deployed integration and approved operating model explicitly support such control.

03What happens before a fueling interaction?

Depending on the configured solution, TechTank may apply relevant station, user, workflow, or eligibility rules before the activity is recorded or proceeds through the connected workflow.

04What information is recorded?

The recorded data depends on the integration and approved scope. It may include transaction details, station information, user or account references, timestamps, digital records, and other configured operational data.

05Can station networks configure different services and rules?

Yes. Configuration can vary according to participating locations, services, permissions, workflows, and business requirements.

06What can drivers access?

Depending on enabled services, drivers may access participating-station information, fueling history, digital receipts, spending information, offers, notifications, and support features.

See How TechTank Fits Your Fueling Environment

Explore how a connected digital platform can bring station operations, driver services, records, and insights into one coordinated experience.

  • Station operations
  • Driver services
  • Digital Records
  • Operational insight