Fuel jobber

Name: Fuel jobber (petroleum distributor / rack-to-retail wholesaler) operational data accumulated since 1985: rack prices entered or auto-downloaded per terminal per grade per day, delivery tickets (volume, grade, destination), customer contract pricing and invoiced auto-charges, cardlock and credit-card payment records, inventory receipts, and propane volumes. A vertical wholesale fuel price-and-volume panel held inside the vendor's software on distributor deployments.
Creator: Petro Data Inc.

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Fuel jobber (petroleum distributor / rack-to-retail wholesaler) operational data accumulated since 1985: rack prices entered or auto-downloaded per terminal per grade per day, delivery tickets (volume, grade, destination), customer contract pricing and invoiced auto-charges, cardlock and credit-card payment records, inventory receipts, and propane volumes. A vertical wholesale fuel price-and-volume panel held inside the vendor's software on distributor deployments.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Oil & Gas Refining and MarketingApplication Software
Instruments: commoditiesequitiesderivatives

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (relational ERP records: price tables, invoices, delivery tickets, GL entries), with structured download feeds for rack price, credit card, BOL and AP invoice automation
Volume: ~1-5M rack price observations plus tens of millions of invoice and delivery-ticket rows (inferred from ~40 years of operation across the installed base: rack prices per grade per terminal per day, plus one invoice and one ticket per customer stop)
Users: ~100-400 licensed jobber/distributor installations (inferred from a $20,999 base license price, a two-person vendor organization, and a single national vertical; no customer count published)
History: 40 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Mature (long-tenured incumbent product with an established module catalogue; dated .html page structure and a static product lineup indicate a stable, slow-moving vendor rather than a fast-scaling SaaS)
Launched: 1985 (stated on the product page: fuel jobber software offered 'since 1985')
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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