QuickBooks Online
REST API mode when the company is on OAuth. Invoice, customer, and vendor sync. Retry and error review on the setup screens.
TMS Accounting & Freight Invoicing
Touchless freight invoicing, carrier payables, and driver settlements. Direct bi-directional REST sync with QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, and Sage Intacct—eliminating manual re-keying and accelerating cash collection.
The books
One click for line items, clients, expenses, drivers, and carriers. Multi-company mapping can point offices at separate QuickBooks companies.
REST API mode when the company is on OAuth. Invoice, customer, and vendor sync. Retry and error review on the setup screens.
Still on the live accounting list for shops that run desktop. Same dispatch-to-invoice idea.
REST connection and Sage files where configured. Workflow Automation can write A/R and A/P CSVs on the office clocks. Sage 50 export remains for shops on that path.
When Automate is on for the office: finance-approve together, queue Import Info, rate confirmations, and PODs. Print PC, not a login on the server.
Exspeedite eliminates billing lag and payroll disputes by turning live dispatch events directly into rated invoices and itemized driver settlement statements without rekeying data.
Automate tariff calculation across every contract type: per-mile (PC*Miler, Google Maps, custom zones), per hundredweight (CWT), per pallet, flat fee, or state-to-state rate matrices. Accessorials—including detention hourly timers, layover, tarping, and inside delivery—populate directly onto the bill.
Direct sync with weekly Department of Energy (DOE) diesel price averages. Applies sliding-scale percentage or cent-per-mile fuel surcharges automatically based on each customer's agreed contract schedule.
Supports Company Drivers, Owner-Operators, Team Drivers, and Lease-Purchase operators. Calculates pay by loaded/empty miles, percentage of gross revenue, flat, or hourly. Automatically calculates stop-off pay, detention, and layovers.
Manages recurring deductions (truck lease, insurance, escrow) and automatically reconciles fuel card advances (Comdata, EFS, Fleet One) against final settlement statements with one-click finalized pay stubs.
When Workflow Automation is enabled, completed loads with Proof of Delivery (POD) are automatically finance-approved, converted into professional PDF invoices, and delivered via automated nightly email queues. Accounts receivable and payable push directly to QuickBooks Online REST, QuickBooks Desktop, or Sage Intacct multi-entity cloud ERP—with independent invoice prefixes, numbering sequences, and office-level billing workflows across regional branches.
Intermodal billing automatically applies Last Free Day (LFD) detention and demurrage rate rules directly from Drayage Watch with gate interchange stamps as verifiable audit proof.
TMS accounting integration connects operational dispatch data with financial ERP and general ledger software. Completed loads automatically generate Accounts Receivable (A/R) invoices, while carrier payments and driver settlements generate Accounts Payable (A/P) vouchers without manual retyping.
EXSPEEDITE features a direct REST API connector with OAuth authentication for QuickBooks Online, synchronizing customers, invoices, vendors, and line items in real time. For legacy fleets, EXSPEEDITE also supports QuickBooks Desktop and Sage 50 batch transfers.
EXSPEEDITE natively interfaces with Sage Intacct Web Services, supporting multi-entity dimensional mapping, itemized accessorial codes, automated customer invoicing, and carrier payment vouchers.
Yes. EXSPEEDITE reconciles nightly fuel card imports (Comdata, WEX Fleet One, EFS) against tractor mileage, automatically deducting fuel advances, recurring escrow, and truck lease payments from driver pay statements.
Audit real-time commercial motor carriers, dynamic rate matrices, and settlement profiles across 6,880+ verified fleets and 237,200+ commercial power units nationwide.
Automated Transportation Accounting
See touchless nightly invoicing, automated fuel surcharge indexing, and QuickBooks / Sage Intacct sync in real time.
Plan your evaluation
Choose a checkpoint to shape your walkthrough. This is an evaluation guide, not a live product session or customer performance result.
Trace linehaul, fuel surcharge, stops, detention, and other approved accessorials to their source.
What to verify: Compare the rated load with the supporting terms and receipts.
Check delivery evidence and missing-document or charge exceptions.
What to verify: Ask what prevents an incomplete load from reaching the invoice batch.
Review the customer invoice, payable or settlement, and accounting identifiers.
What to verify: Compare source totals with accepted accounting documents and test a failed posting.
Use these existing resources to prepare questions, then verify the configured workflow with your team.
Not by itself. A carrier may still need a signed POD, approved accessorial, customer reference, or other billing evidence. Review the actual readiness rules and exception ownership with the billing team.
Use representative invoices and payables to verify master-data identifiers, accounts, tax or dimension requirements, totals, duplicate handling, and failed-posting reconciliation. Agree on correction and approval ownership before production use.
Use these technical resources to review the operating requirements behind the software walkthrough.
Billing automation depends on reliable operational records and approved charges. Review transportation software accounting controls for questions about record ownership, retries, corrections, and reconciliation across the full shipment workflow.