Scale tickets to invoices

A driver photographs the scale ticket from the cab. Weights and codes are read, the customer's rate applies, and the load is ready to bill. Doubtful tickets stop for a person.

Ticket 000418: Example Hauling LLC (sample)
Ready to confirm
Read from ticket
Gross / tare
68,420 / 28,100 lb
Net tons
20.16
Facility
Sample Transfer Stn
Service code
C&D-01
Invoice line
CodeTonsRateAmount
C&D-0120.16$00.00 / ton$000.00

Minimums apply. An invoice cannot mix customers or re-bill a ticket.

Sample data. Every name and number here is made up.

How it runs.

Tickets ride around in the truck and show up in a stack. Someone types each one in, looks up the rate, and hopes it was not billed already.

  1. Photo of ticket

    Taken in the cab, from a link on the truck's phone.

    Your data
  2. Read and price

    Fields read, customer and rate matched, doubts flagged.

    Automated
  3. Office confirms

    Fix flags and confirm tickets. A person sends each invoice.

    A person
  4. Invoice PDF

    Confirmed tickets grouped per customer.

    Automated

Phone camera / Rate sheets / Invoice PDF / Email

How a ticket gets handled.

What gets read
Ticket number, date, customer, facility, truck, gross, tare, net, net tons, manifest, and service codes.
The rate
Keyed on customer and the printed code, per ton or per unit. Contract minimums bill at the floor.
Margin
What you bill and what the facility charges sit on the same row.
Stops for a person
No billable quantity, an unknown customer, or low read confidence. The reason is written on the ticket.
Driver access
No login. A link tied to the truck, and it can be turned off at any time.

What a person does.

  • Anyone in the office can correct a flagged ticket.
  • A person confirms tickets before they are billed.
  • A person sends each invoice.

Where we stand: treat this as how we would build it for you. Rate sheets and ticket layouts differ by company, so we set it up against your real tickets first.

Common questions.

Do drivers need an app or a login?+

No. Each driver gets a link for the truck's phone, tied to that truck.

What if a ticket is smudged or the customer is unclear?+

It goes to review with the reason written on it, and is not billed until a person confirms it.

Can invoices go into QuickBooks or our accounting system?+

We would confirm what your system allows first. We plan around photos and files you can already get.

Bring us your version of this.

Intro calls are 30 minutes, free, and useful even if we never work together. We'll be honest about whether this is the right fit for your trucking team.