The ride already happened. The system already knows the mileage, the wait time, the level of service and who rode. Billing should be a consequence of that, not a second job somebody does on Friday.
Illustrative rate card — yours is applied automatically.
Mileage, wait time and level of service already captured. The invoice is generated, not reconstructed.
Your own rate card applied automatically — base, mileage, wait, after-hours, WAV.
Revenue against the real cost of running it, so you can see which contract is carrying you and which is eating you.
Sell blocks of rides up front and draw them down. Cash in advance instead of thirty days behind.
Driver hours and rates in the same system that knows what each ride earned.
No. It produces the invoices and the margin picture for the transport side and hands clean figures to your accountant. It is not a general ledger.
Yes. Broker rides reconcile against the broker’s remittance; private-pay rides price off your own rate card. Both land in the same invoicing and margin view.
That is a separate nightly job — see broker cost reconciliation.