A mobile app for buying diesel at government-subsidised rates. This case study covers Company mode, where a fleet driver selects a vehicle, verifies it, checks a company-held quota, and pays, in seven steps.
A fleet driver at a pump is spending a company quota, against a vehicle they may not own, with a limit they cannot see. Seven steps sit between opening the app and fuel in the tank, and most of them exist to make that safe without making it slow.
The driver selects a registered plate, then enters that vehicle’s PIN. Verification is scoped to the vehicle rather than the person, so it holds for whoever is driving it that day.
Available quota, balance and company details load before the driver enters an odometer reading or a fuel amount, so the decision happens with the numbers already visible rather than after a rejection.
Five Wallet settles on the phone. Pay at Counter hands authorisation to the cashier, who enters their own name and station PIN into the driver’s device. Either way the driver leaves with a digital invoice.
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Select vehicle, verify, check quota, enter details, choose payment, authorise, receive invoice.
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Five Wallet or Pay at Counter, chosen after quota is confirmed.
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At the counter, a cashier enters their own credentials into the driver’s device to complete the sale.
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Denied purchase, exhausted quota, dead connection, forgotten PIN. None shipped.