Invoice submissions
Pick the invoices you are factoring and prepare the submission for your factor, with a schedule you can send them.
Settlements, IFTA, factoring and fuel cards live in your accounting, not in spreadsheets.
Compare plansFactoring
Prepare submissions for your factoring company, keep the notice of assignment with the customer, and see what each factored invoice really cost you.
Included from the Essentials plan
| Invoice | Amount | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| INV-10471 | 2,640.00 | 79.20 |
| INV-10474 | 3,105.00 | 93.15 |
| INV-10477 | 1,980.00 | 59.40 |
| INV-10480 | 4,215.00 | 126.45 |
| Schedule total | 11,940.00 | 358.20 |
Schedule prepared
Pick the invoices you are factoring and prepare the submission for your factor, with a schedule you can send them.
Keep the notice of assignment on file for each customer, so everyone knows where that customer should be paying.
Record the fee on each factored invoice so the cost of factoring shows up in your numbers instead of disappearing into a deposit.
See which invoices are factored and what the fees came to, so the cost of factoring is never a guess.
You factor the invoices you already created from loads, so each one stays tied to its load and its customer.
You choose which invoices to factor and when. Nothing is sent to a factor until you send it.
You prepare the submission in TruckerPro, send it through the channel your factor uses, and record what they advance and charge. That keeps it working with whichever factor you use today, and with the next one if you switch.
Recording a schedule takes a few minutes. In return, every factored invoice, fee and assignment sits next to the rest of your receivables, where you and your accountant can see it.
Factoring fees are easy to lose: the factor deducts them and deposits the rest. Recording the fee against each invoice means your load margin and profit views show the real cost of getting paid early.
If you are weighing factoring against waiting on terms, look at your factoring fees alongside your A/R aging, then decide which customers are worth factoring at all.
How it works
Create invoices as usual from delivered loads.
Select the invoices to factor and prepare the submission.
Send the schedule and documents the way your factor asks.
Enter what was advanced and the fee, and the reports update.
Invoice loads, collect payments and settle with drivers.
$30$24/mo
Billed monthly, CAD
$30$18/mo
$216 billed yearly, CAD
US$27US$21.60/mo
Billed monthly, USD
US$27US$16.20/mo
US$194.40 billed yearly, USD
Includes:
Add bills, IFTA, factoring and owner-operator pay.
$65$52/mo
Billed monthly, CAD
$65$39/mo
$468 billed yearly, CAD
US$58.50US$46.80/mo
Billed monthly, USD
US$58.50US$35.10/mo
US$421.20 billed yearly, USD
Includes this feature
Everything in Starter, plus:
Connect your books, your bank and both currencies.
$110$88/mo
Billed monthly, CAD
$110$66/mo
$792 billed yearly, CAD
US$99US$79.20/mo
Billed monthly, USD
US$99US$59.40/mo
US$712.80 billed yearly, USD
Includes this feature
Everything in Essentials, plus:
Run Canadian payroll and keep a full general ledger.
$220$176/mo
Billed monthly, CAD
$220$132/mo
$1,584 billed yearly, CAD
US$198US$158.40/mo
Billed monthly, USD
US$198US$118.80/mo
US$1,425.60 billed yearly, USD
Includes this feature
Everything in Plus, plus:
Prices are per company, per month, before tax. Taxes are extra. The struck-through figure is the list price. Yearly plans are billed once for twelve months. US dollar prices are for companies based in the United States; checkout shows the currency and amount you will be charged.
Essentials and above.
Prepare the submission and its schedule of accounts in TruckerPro, send them the way your factor asks, then record the advance and fee when the factor pays.
Yes. Because nothing is wired to a particular factor, you can use the one you have today.
On file in TruckerPro with the customer it applies to.
Pick a plan, connect what you already use, and invoice your next load from TruckerPro.