Revenue
The total value of everything sold in a period — fuel and lubes together, before any costs are subtracted. Pulled directly from the real ledger (every income-type account), the same source Accounting itself uses, so this number will always match your Accounting screens exactly.
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
What the fuel and lube you sold actually cost you to buy — fuel COGS is calculated at the weighted-average delivery rate for each product, locked in at the moment a shift is closed so it never silently changes later if prices move.
Gross Margin
Revenue minus COGS. This is what you made on the goods themselves, before rent, salaries, utilities, or any other running cost of the business.
Total Expenses
Every real operating cost in the period — not just what was manually entered in the Expenses screen, but everything that hits an expense account in the ledger, including card/POS processing fees and wet-stock variance. This is deliberately comprehensive so it can't quietly miss something real.
Net Profit
Gross Margin minus Total Expenses. This is the real, bottom-line answer to "did I make money this period" — and it will always match the Net Profit figure on your actual Profit & Loss report, since both are built from the same real ledger.
Cash Position
Cash in hand, plus every bank account, plus your JazzCash wallet — added together, right now. This is not a period total like Revenue; it is a snapshot of what you actually have access to today.
Inventory Value
Your current fuel and lube stock, valued at what you actually paid for it (weighted-average delivery cost) — not what you'd sell it for. A snapshot of today's stock, not a period total.
Accounts Receivable (Udhar)
Money customers owe you — credit sales (udhar) that haven't been collected yet. A snapshot as of today, across every customer.
Accounts Payable
Money you owe to suppliers other than your OMC (Shell/PSO) — everyday vendors and contractors. OMC-related amounts are tracked separately below, since they usually work very differently (advance payments, credit facilities).
OMC Exposure
Your real, current balance with Shell/PSO — negative means you owe them, positive means you're currently overpaid (they owe you). Calculated live from every delivery and payment in the ledger, so it updates the moment you record either one. A manually-checked WAFI portal figure is also shown alongside it as a reference, but it can only ever be as fresh as the last time it was checked, so treat the live figure as the one to trust day to day.