Trucking and hauling

Capture every load. Support every trucking charge.

Accounted connects truck tickets, pit tickets, scale receipts, daily quantities and invoices so each billed load can be traced to the work performed.

Load-level proof

A load count should not be a spreadsheet argument.

Bring fragmented hauling records together before the invoice is paid or the same work is billed to the owner.

01

Collect each record

Accept paper and digital tickets, scale receipts, pit records, photos and dispatch exports without forcing drivers into a new app.

02

Resolve the load

Use project, vendor, date, material and ticket reference to connect the field records that describe the same work.

03

Compare the charge

Check claimed loads, weights and rates against supported quantities, then name any duplicate, gap or mismatch.

The questions that matter

Know which loads happened and which charges stand up.

The same source trail can help a performer prepare billing and help a reviewer decide what is supported.

Missing tickets

See when the invoice claims more loads than the available field tickets support.

Quantity mismatches

Compare load counts or scale weight with the quantity used in payment and billing.

Duplicate charges

Identify a ticket or transaction reused to support another charge.

Rate differences

Put the claimed rate alongside the workflow's evidence-backed rate and route differences for review.

Put a real hauling invoice beside its tickets.

Start with one project and see the load-level trail from field record to financial decision.

Test a trucking workflow