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Plan replenishment, request fuel and follow purchase orders

Reorder suggestions help plan supply; they are not proof that fuel was ordered or received. A purchase request captures a need, while a purchase order tracks a supplier commitment and its receipts.

Reviewed 7 October 2026

Who this is for

Stock operators create requests; authorized managers review them and manage purchase orders.

Before you begin

Check current stock, capacity, consumption, delivery timing and existing open requests/orders to avoid duplicate supply.

1Submit a fuel request

  1. Open Purchase requests. Select station and tank, choose the supplier when known and enter requested litres, unit cost and notes.
  2. Save the draft, review it and submit using the available action. A draft has not yet reached approval.
  3. The authorized reviewer opens the submitted request, checks the figures and confirms or rejects with a reason. Read the resulting status before arranging the next step.
  4. Use Reorder suggestions as supporting information, then check operational facts before acting.
What you should see

The requested quantity and approval decision are visible.

2Manage a purchase order

  1. Open Purchase orders, create or open the appropriate order and verify supplier, station and line items.
  2. Use Send/status actions only when the corresponding business step has actually happened. A software status does not prove the supplier acknowledged an external conversation.
  3. At receipt, open the order and record the quantity actually received per line, with its invoice/reference information. Use separate receipts for partial deliveries.
  4. If over-receipt is permitted, supply the required justification. Cancel an eligible order with a reason rather than pretending it was fulfilled.
What you should see

Ordered, received, remaining and cancelled quantities stay distinguishable.

A practical example

An order for 10,000 L delivered in two loads should show the first actual receipt of 6,000 L, then the remaining 4,000 L. Do not record 10,000 L when only the first truck arrived.

If something goes wrong

A request is approved; is stock already available?

Approval is not physical receipt. Check the resulting records and record actual delivery through the supported workflow.

A suggestion looks too high

Review the period, tank capacity, stock and outstanding supply. Suggestions do not replace the manager’s purchasing decision.