# Fuel prices: set today's price and revise it — Octyn Help

> Set and revise fuel prices in Octyn: read today's board, add a new price from its effective date, and copy it to outlets.

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# Fuel prices: set today's price and revise it

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Set and revise fuel prices in Octyn: read today's board, add a new price from its effective date, and copy it to outlets.

Video **3 min** Updated **10 November 2026** For **Owner** Tutorial **15 of 39**

## 01 Today's board

What every nozzle is selling at right now.

1.  Go to **Station setup → Pricing (RSP)**. One row per product the outlet sells, with the price in force today.
2.  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.

1.  Type the new price from the oil company's circular.
2.  Set the date it takes effect — today at the latest. Shifts already closed keep the price they were sold at.
3.  Check **Currently** and **Becomes** side by side. Octyn warns you about an unusually large jump.
4.  Tick **Copy across** to give your other outlets the same price. Outlets of the same brand in the same state usually revise together.
5.  Choose **Save price**. Saved revisions cannot be edited; the history keeps every one.

## 03 The history

Every revision, newest first.

1.  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.

1.  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.
2.  Choose **Update** beside the fuel, or **Set price** if it has none yet. Choose the fuel's name instead to open its history.
3.  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](https://app.octynerp.com/setup/pricing).

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