One operating system for the forecourt, the back office, and the people running both.
StationIQ turns a Raspberry Pi beside Commander into the nerve center for live transactions, inventory movement, employee workflows, cash accountability, incident response, compliance, and owner reporting.
Live location roll-up
Recorded today by staff
0 high priority
Streaming through the Pi
Live Surfaces
Product launch board
Sales, departments, labor, expenses, compliance, incidents, announcements, and report generation across every location.
Clock in, acknowledge updates, work checklists, log lottery, record cash drops, file incidents, and handle payroll intake.
Owners and managers can monitor stores in real time while each Raspberry Pi keeps streaming activity from the forecourt.
Use the local Pi console to test the connection, trigger pulls, stage inventory pushes, and inspect webhook activity.
Right Now
What the system is seeing
Store network heartbeat
Live team guidance
Expiring documents
Pi feed status
Live Analytics
The product story is now visual
Show owners exactly what the network is doing with live ticket flow from the Pi, not just a paragraph about it.
Store Ranking
Who is leading the day
A quick gross leaderboard helps owners spot which location is carrying the network and which one needs attention.
Department Mix
What is driving sales
Department concentration gives the landing page a real gas-station operating fingerprint instead of generic SaaS metrics.
Track sales, departments, incidents, staff acknowledgements, expenses, compliance deadlines, and saved operating reports across every store.
Turn the employee experience into a clear rhythm: clock in, see instructions, finish checklist work, log cash movement, and report problems before handoff.
Keep the local Raspberry Pi beside Commander for polling, webhook intake, and inventory sync while the rest of the web app stays accessible from anywhere.
Designed Around The Day
A gas-station workflow, not a pile of disconnected tools.
The landing page is only the front door. Underneath it, the app is already structured around the tempo of opening, midday, closing, and owner follow-up.
Transactions, fuel volume, departments, lottery, and inventory flow in from the Pi beside Commander instead of staying trapped at the lane.
Employees clock in, acknowledge owner instructions, complete required tasks, record cash movement, and report issues before they turn into tomorrow's surprise.
Compliance dates, expenses, incidents, labor, and report snapshots all stay visible in one operating system built around gas-station work.