Physical products

Refined products trading software

Gasoline, diesel, gasoil, jet and fuel oil across barges, cargoes and rack. Platts and Argus assessments, quality giveaway, blending economics and the secondary costs — demurrage, inspection, storage — that decide whether the deal actually made money.

Units: MT · bbl · m³ Physical & paper
Octane refined products contract and counterparty management

The lifecycle

From capture to cash, on one record.

  1. 1

    Capture

    Barge, cargo and rack movements with product spec and terminal terms.

  2. 2

    Price

    Published assessments and formula pricing, spot and term.

  3. 3

    Operate

    Scheduling, terminal and inventory movements with stock valuation.

  4. 4

    Settle

    Invoicing with demurrage, inspection and storage costs allocated to the deal.

Built for this market

What you get for Refined products.

Configured for how this market actually trades — units, specifications, pricing conventions and settlement rules — rather than a generic template with the labels changed.

Multi-mode movements

Barge, cargo, pipeline and rack handled as first-class movement types rather than free text.

Blending economics

Component economics and quality giveaway measured against the specification actually sold.

Secondary cost capture

Demurrage, inspection, storage and financing land against the deal, so realised margin is the real number.

Inventory & stock valuation

Tank and terminal positions valued on governed curves and reconciled to book.

Assessment-driven pricing

Platts and Argus assessments enter as governed market data with provenance and approval.

Product derivatives

Cracks and spreads managed on the paper book alongside the physical leg.

Before you ask

Questions we get from Refined products desks.

Does it handle rack and barge as well as cargoes?
Yes. Movement types are configured per product family, so a rack lifting, a barge and a seagoing cargo each carry the fields and controls that actually apply to them.
How are demurrage and inspection costs treated?
As secondary costs allocated to the deal they belong to, so realised margin reflects them rather than being reported gross and reconciled later.

Also covered

Every market on one platform.

Desks rarely trade one thing. Each market below runs on its own rulebook inside the same system of record — so a crude cargo and a power block share governance without sharing assumptions.

See it with your Refined products book.

We configure the demo around your contracts, your curves and your counterparties — so you are looking at your own desk, not a sample one.