Who works in fuel and gasoline stations and what do they need, including pump attendant?

Typical roles in fuel and gasoline stations: pump attendant; cashier; station manager; fuel delivery driver; owner or dealer; auditor. The business is characterised by forecourt with pumps and a cashier kiosk; wet stock (tanks) and dry stock (shop); prepay at night. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.

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