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Invoice generation from completed transport orders
Your completed shipments automatically generate billing items. No re-entry, no omissions.
Every Completed Job,
Automatically Invoiced.
No more omissions, errors, or disputes. Every shipment generates its invoice in one click, with no re-entry.
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More than 2,000 companies trust Dashdoc to manage their transportation operations.
The Features That Change Your Day-to-Day.
Automatic order/delivery/billing reconciliation
Every invoice is reconciled with the order and the service delivered. Discrepancies are detected before sending.
Proof of delivery archived with every invoice
Photos, signatures, documents. Every invoice comes with its evidence. No more unanswered disputes.
Export to accounting software
Your invoices are exported directly to your accounting software. Zero double entry between TMS and accounting.
Payment tracking
Outstanding invoices, follow-up reminders, payment terms. All visible from Dashdoc to keep control of your cash flow.
E-invoicing
Issue and receive your invoices in major structured formats directly from Dashdoc. No additional tools needed.
Measurable Results,
from the Very First Weeks.
2x faster
Preparing and reviewing your invoices.
$0 lost
Every service you provide gets billed.
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Dashdoc Integrates
With Your Existing Tools.
Connect Dashdoc to your ERP, invoicing software, and other business tools in just a few clicks.
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Your Day-to-Day,
Before and After Dashdoc.
Before Dashdoc
- Invoices prepared manually from multiple sources
- Missed services, lost revenue
- Invoice disputes with no evidence available
- Double entry between TMS and accounting software
After Dashdoc
- Automatic generation from completed transport orders
- Every service captured and invoiced
- Proofs of delivery archived and linked to every invoice
- Automatic export to your accounting software
Straight from the field.
Carriers, shippers, key accounts: discover how Dashdoc is transforming their day-to-day work.
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“I saved a huge amount of time on billing. I gained a week and a half.”
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