FLEET FINANCE
Financial relationships with drivers

Currently, 3 core functional blocks are implemented:
All income and expense components related to drivers and vehicles in one place: balances, bonuses, deposits, advance payments, debts, penalties and more. Data is split into cash and non-cash flows and broken down by each ride-hailing, e-hailing platform or dispatching source.
A flexible mechanism for bonuses and penalties based on traffic violations or agreed cooperation terms. Rules can be applied globally, per fleet, or individually for each driver.
A dedicated process for handling non-cash balances: money collection via terminals, storing drivers’ banking details, organizing payouts and managing settlements in a controlled, automated way.
Models of fleet business set-up
One driver per car or a crew (shift-based scheme), classic rental or a “car for buyout” model — the choice is yours.
MyTaxiCRM is designed to account for any organisational and financial structure of a fleet business and enables clear, controlled management of all processes that arise from it.

Transactions, operations and interactions with contractors

MyTaxiCRM allows you to record, process, consolidate and analyse all types of financial transactions related to fleet operations:
All internal financial operations within the fleet are recorded and structured by type and process.
The system supports cost reconciliation based on predefined roles and responsibility distribution between the fleet, drivers and internal entities. This ensures transparency and accuracy in internal settlements.
Manage financial interactions with external partners, suppliers and contractors.
For each counterparty, you can define individual terms, principles of cooperation and settlement logic, allowing flexible and well-controlled external financial relationships.
Track balances across multiple account types, including bank (cashless) accounts, cash desks and card accounts.
MyTaxiCRM also supports separate accounting for cash desks not directly related to the fleet itself – for example, a fleet-owned service station, car wash or other parallel or related businesses.