AMIC Energy, a nationwide network of fuel stations, implemented the OXARI platform to streamline ticket management, IT infrastructure oversight, and process flow in a distributed environment. With the centralized ServiceDesk system and integration with the previous ITManager solution, the IT team gained full control over ticket handling.
AMIC Energy
Under the AMIC Energy brand, 128 modern fuel stations currently operate in Poland. The wide range of products and services meets the needs of both individual and business customers. The network offers top-quality fuels, including gasoline 95, 98, LPG, and diesel, as well as premium fuels Amic Pro ON and Amic Pro 95. All stations offer AdBlue in packaged form, and 30 stations offer AdBlue from dispensers. Seventy-one AMIC Energy stations include a SUBWAY restaurant, and 10 locations also offer the American pizzeria Sbarro. The store assortment includes a wide range of products, including high-quality private-label items. Selected stations are equipped with modern automatic and self-service car washes, vacuum cleaners, and compressors. The company is continuously developing the AMIC Club loyalty program, which allows customers to enjoy attractive discounts, value coupons, and exchange collected points for rewards from the catalog. AMIC Energy stations are attractive locations that generate high interest not only among drivers.
Lack of Effective IT Support in a Distributed Structure
The AMIC Energy IT team is responsible for supporting over 500 computer workstations and maintaining technical infrastructure across 128 locations throughout Poland.
The scale of operations and geographical dispersion made it a major challenge to ensure system continuity and rapid response to incidents.
The biggest issue turned out to be coordinating service tickets coming from numerous fuel stations operating in different network conditions. The lack of a centralized ticket-handling tool made it difficult to monitor priorities, deadlines, and recurring failures.
The team needed a solution that would allow them to:
- provide remote user support regardless of local infrastructure,
- automate service processes and information flow,
- gain full insight into the state of IT infrastructure and relationships between assets,
- and maintain high service availability across all stations despite their distributed nature.


