Who is driving where, and in which vehicle?
A transfer operation runs off a list, not the phone. Requests land, an available vehicle and driver are assigned, and the day's manifest builds itself.
How a transfer company's day goes.
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The parts that hold the operation up.
The hard part of transfer work isn't selling — it's building the day correctly. That's exactly where the system works.
Zones and routes
Zones, points and routes are entered once; pricing rules attach to them.
Vehicle and driver cards
Vehicle details, driver records and satisfaction tracking sit in one place.
Dispatch and conflict control
An unavailable resource can't be assigned; overlaps and double bookings are refused.
Daily manifest
A time-ordered list by date, filtered by vehicle, driver, status or point.
Transfer sharing
When you run out of capacity, hand the job to another company through an offer.
Commission and cash
Agency commission and payments post to the cash account and ledger off one record.
Don't lose the job you can't cover.
On the busiest day of the season, running out of vehicles doesn't have to mean cancelling — the job can be passed to another company with an offer.
- ✓Hand over through offers. You open the job for sharing and choose between the companies that bid.
- ✓Partner tickets. The ticket for a shared job is visible on the other side too; the guest sees the same information.
- ✓Accounts stay separate. The fee and commission of a shared job post to their own ledger without mixing.
- ✓One record throughout. A handed-over job still shows in your day list; you never lose operational visibility.
What people ask before switching.
Can a guest buy a transfer on our site? +
How do we set pricing? +
Can drivers see their own jobs? +
How do you stop two jobs landing on one vehicle? +
Can we track agency commission separately? +
Pages related to this flow.
Let's look at it with your own zones.
We'll set up your own zones and vehicle types and build the manifest for a busy day together.