| ID | Outlet Name | Area | Address | Group | Notes |
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| ID | Plate | Brand | Type | Billing Category | Status |
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| ID | Nickname | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Role | Status |
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| ID | Prefix | Company Name | Last Sequence | Next waybill | Status |
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The Quezon City diesel "Common Price" from the DOE weekly NCR posting. The DOE posts on a Monday and the price runs Tuesday to the following Monday, so the effective date is always a Tuesday. A billing prices from the newest entry on or before its billing date, so add each week's price before you bill it.
| Effective | Price | Band | Added by |
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One row per area and truck type; one column per diesel price band. Editing a cell changes the rate from now on β a billing already computed keeps the rate it was priced at.
Who can sign in, and what each account can do. A removed user keeps their history but loses access.
| ID | Display Name | Role | Status |
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| ID | Name | Status |
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| ID | File Type | Billing Category | Status |
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The color chip shown per customer group on the dispatch board. Applies to every user.
| Customer Group | Color | Preview |
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This permanently deletes every operational record in the current environment. It cannot be undone, there is no backup, and there is no way to get the data back.
Deleted for good:
Kept:
One sheet per origin warehouse. Row 3 holds the band midpoints, and each row below it is an area and a truck type.
The first date these rates apply. Seeding the same origin and date again replaces that block.