MyWestock
Wet-stock management

Account for every litre, every day.

Tank dips and pump meters captured in a fixed daily sequence, reconciled against deliveries and takings on a trading day that runs morning to morning. Variances are calculated, not typed — and a day that does not balance cannot quietly be closed.

Accounts are issued by your administrator — there is no public sign-up. If you capture readings at a station, use the site link and sign in with the account you were given.

A sequence, not a form

Morning dips, morning meters, afternoon dips, evening meters — in order, one day at a time. Days cannot be skipped, and readings cannot be filed against the wrong date.

Reconciled on read

Nothing is stored that can be calculated. Correct a reading and every figure that depends on it moves at once — no overnight batch, no cache to go stale.

Exceptions that gate

Pump-to-tank variance, cash over and short, unallocated sales and unrecorded receipts. A critical exception blocks the close until it is resolved or authorised in writing.

Corrections, not edits

A closed day is sealed. Re-opening it is an audited act with a reason, an impact preview and a restatement record — the original figures are never lost.

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How a trading day works

A business day runs from one morning reading to the next, not midnight to midnight.

  1. Morning tank dips. The opening stock position for the new day.
  2. Morning pump readings. These close the previous day — the overnight movement belongs to it — and open the new one, so the meter chain is never broken.
  3. Afternoon dips. A mid-day check against the morning position.
  4. Evening pump readings. The daytime trade, with takings by payment method and the cash counted.

Deliveries and payment allocations can be captured at any point in the day. Stock is only judged at the close, once the day's receipts are all on file.