Solutions
Five systems covering the fuel supply chain from national regulator to mine site, plus compliance infrastructure for other regulated sectors.
For regulators and revenue authorities
NFMS is the regulatory backbone of the portfolio. It registers every licensed participant in the national fuel trade, captures consignments as they move from load port through the gantry to distribution, and reconciles declared volumes against physical movement.
The output is what a regulator and a revenue authority actually need: national stock position, flagged deviations, and reporting that supports enforcement rather than merely describing activity.
For fuel retailers
A point-of-sale platform built specifically for fuel retail, rather than a general retail till adapted after the fact. iFuel POS handles the things forecourts actually struggle with: pump integration, shift handover, wet-stock variance and reconciliation at site level.
Because it shares a data model with the wider portfolio, what a site records can be reconciled against what the supply chain says was delivered — which is precisely where retail-level losses hide.
For commercial fleets and bulk supply
Not all fuel is dispensed at a forecourt. Mobile and on-site refuelling moves significant volume directly into vehicles, generators and plant, and it is routinely the least instrumented part of the chain.
The On-Road Fuelling Platform captures those deliveries at the point they happen, tying each dispense to a vehicle, asset or cost centre so bulk supply reconciles instead of disappearing into an aggregate figure.
For mining operations
Mining consumes fuel at a scale where small percentage losses become material very quickly, and where diesel rebate eligibility puts the accounting under external scrutiny. B-Fueled is built for that environment.
It tracks bulk receipt, storage and dispense down to individual equipment, producing the equipment-level consumption record that both operational cost control and rebate substantiation require.
For gambling regulators
The Pan-African Responsible Gambling Regulatory Management System applies the portfolio's compliance disciplines to a different regulated industry. Gambling supervision has the same underlying shape as fuel governance: licensed operators, statutory duties, and a regulator that needs continuous visibility rather than periodic returns.
Who we build for
Convert legislated entitlement into collected revenue, with evidence that survives challenge.
Close leakage from under-declaration, diversion and cross-border irregularity so the fiscus receives what the law already provides for.
Move from periodic returns to a live national picture, with deviations flagged as they occur rather than at audit.
Know your true wet-stock position, site by site, shift by shift.
Detect losses at the site where they occur, instead of discovering them in a monthly consolidation.
Regulatory submissions generate from the transaction record you already keep, rather than a parallel manual process.
Account for bulk diesel at equipment level, in remote conditions.
Tie consumption to specific equipment and cost centres so operational decisions rest on real numbers.
Produce the consumption evidence that diesel rebate claims require, without reconstructing it after the fact.
Supervisory infrastructure for licensed industries beyond fuel.
Biometric verification and register management where knowing exactly who is participating is a statutory duty.
Obligations such as self-exclusion only work when enforced across every licensed operator, not within each one separately.
Tell us where the numbers stop reconciling and we will show you the platform that closes it.