Your fleet,in one book.
If you run drivers, the hard part is not the driving. It is knowing who collected what, who has handed it in, and who is still out.
What usually gets left out
Most platforms treat every driver as an individual and leave the owner out of it. But the drivers are yours, you vouch for them, and at the end of the day the money passes through your hands.
- No view of the day
- Your drivers work inside an app you cannot see. You find out how the day went by asking them.
- The book is on paper
- Who paid in, who is short, who promised tomorrow. It lives in a notebook or in your head, and it does not settle an argument.
- The fee is a conversation
- What you take from each driver gets renegotiated whenever somebody feels hard done by, because nothing written down is agreed in advance.
Money changes hands three times
Most systems record the first hop and estimate the rest. All three are recorded here, on the day they happen.
- 1
The rider pays your driver
Cash, in the street, the way it happens now. The fare is recorded against the trip when it ends.
- 2
Your driver hands it to you
You book it in, from your screen or theirs. Until it is booked it shows as still out, and a mistake can be voided before you settle.
- 3
You settle with us
One sheet, one payment, your fee already deducted, and a receipt per driver.
What stays yours
- Your drivers
- Invite them, take them on, let them go. You can request a driver who has not finished signing up, and the request is held until they do.
- Your fee
- You set what you take. Changes are scheduled, the driver is told, and they take effect on a date rather than immediately.
- Your own login
- Your own login, showing your fleet and nothing else. Your drivers keep working whatever happens to your account.
- A way to disagree
- If you think a charge is wrong you raise it in writing and somebody answers. It is recorded either way.
Bring your fleet across
Partner accounts are set up by our office, so this starts with a conversation rather than a signup form. Tell us how many drivers you run.