You Have TURPAK Automation, But What About Bank Reconciliation?

Pump automation systems like TURPAK and Asis make sure a sale is measured and recorded correctly at the pump. But a sale appearing in automation does not mean the money actually reached the bank. That is exactly where the reconciliation gap begins.

What automation does, and doesn't do

Pump and tank automation is strong at producing litre, inventory, shift and pump-tank data. What it does not do is compare your card sales against the bank to confirm they settled, check that cash figures are accurate, or verify that the reported payment types are truthful. Those checks need bank records.

Where the reconciliation gap appears

• A card sale shown in automation may never have reached the bank.
• A sale entered as cash may actually have been paid by card.
• Shift close relies on pump totals, not on bank confirmation.

What bank-confirmed reconciliation adds

Shift Tracker matches the sales data coming from automation against bank-confirmed payments, side by side. It corrects misclassified payment types, keeps bank-confirmed amounts separate from descriptive cash amounts, and records every correction with its reason, reviewer and timestamp.

Automation and reconciliation together

Pump automation measures the sale; Shift Tracker proves that sale reached the bank. Together they form a complete control that makes shift deficits and fraud visible. Contact us for a demo.