Suraag for — Petrol Pumps & Highways

Every nozzle, every plate, every night.

Drive-offs, night intrusions and fire risk — the three ways a pump loses money, watched around the clock on the cameras already on your canopy.

Ask it in plain English

Questions fuel-station owners actually ask

which vehicle drove off without paying at 8:14 pm?
who entered the station after closing?
how many tankers unloaded this month?
Solutions

What Suraag does for fuel-station owners

Drive-off plate capture

Every vehicle at every bay is logged by plate — a drive-off becomes a phone call, not a loss.

Fire & smoke early warning

The alert that matters most at a fuel station, watched continuously on every camera.

Night intrusion

Armed hours after closing; any person on the forecourt alerts the owner and the guard.

Tanker & delivery log

Unloading events logged by plate with timestamps — reconcile deliveries against invoices.

Highway-side coverage

Wrong-way entries and illegal parking on the apron flagged before they cause the accident.

suraag.xyz/console — Timeline
Synchronized multi-camera timeline with coverage bars and incident markers
Multi-camera timeline

The drive-off minute, replayed from every angle.

Canopy and apron cameras play together against one clock, so the minute a vehicle left without paying is reconstructed from every angle — plate, bay and pump in one view.

The same timeline covers tanker unloading and night movement on the forecourt.

Watch every nozzle, every night.

A pilot takes a day to set up. Your footage never leaves your premises.