01 Today's board
What every nozzle is selling at right now.
- Go to Station setup → Pricing (RSP).One row per product the outlet sells, with the price in force today.
- Choose Revise on the product whose price has changed.A revision is a new price from a date — never an edit of the old one.
02 Set the new price
Enter the all-in, tax-inclusive price — the figure on the pump.
- Type the new price from the oil company's circular.
- Set the date it takes effect — today at the latest.Shifts already closed keep the price they were sold at.
- Check Currently and Becomes side by side.Octyn warns you about an unusually large jump.
- Tick Copy across to give your other outlets the same price.Outlets of the same brand in the same state usually revise together.
- Choose Save price.Saved revisions cannot be edited; the history keeps every one.
03 The history
Every revision, newest first.
- Open the product to see the chain of prices it has sold at.The price-revision report reads these to value the stock you were holding.
04 From the dashboard
The oil company revises at 6am. The pump prices card on the daily briefing lets you key it in without opening Station setup.
- On the Daily briefing, find Pump prices: today's price of each fuel at the outlet.With All outlets picked, the card has its own outlet picker.
- Choose Update beside the fuel, or Set price if it has none yet.Choose the fuel's name instead to open its history.
- Type the New retail selling price (₹), check Effective from, and choose Save price.The same checks as on the Pricing page: the warning for a large move, the closed shifts it revalues, and the box to apply it to your other outlets of the same brand in the same state.
Done. The new price applies to every shift from its effective date. Open it in Octyn.