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One system for consignments, trip sheets, lorry costs and freight billing.

Run a road transport business from one system. Consignments are booked against the consignor and consignee, with the lorry receipt or LR number, goods description, weight and freight terms on record. Trip sheets carry the lorry, the driver, the advance paid and the diesel filled on the way. Signed delivery copies come back against the consignment. Freight bills go to the party, and to-pay collections are followed until the money reaches the office.

  • Lorries, drivers, routes and party freight rates entered as you book them
  • Consignment history, outstanding freight bills and to-pay balances migrated
  • Rate revisions and new branch godowns are added by us as you need them

Road transport companies and fleet owners run Logistics and Transport Management Software, which GullySystem fits to your routes. Booking clerks, branch staff and the accounts desk work in it. It carries consignments and lorry receipts, trip sheets with driver advances, diesel and toll entries, delivery proof, and freight bills with to-pay collection. Set-up begins with your lorries and route rates.

Where it breaks today

What goes wrong before the software.

Consignment notes stay in the booklet

A lorry receipt is written in triplicate and the carbon copy goes into a file. Finding one consignment later means turning pages, and nobody can say how many loads a party sent this month.

Trip costs are settled from memory

Diesel, toll, hamali and the driver’s advance are paid at different points on the route. When the lorry returns, the settlement is argued from slips in a pocket rather than from a trip sheet.

Delivery proof is not followed back

The consignee signs the delivery copy, and that paper has to travel back to the booking office. Until it arrives the freight bill waits. No list shows which consignments are still unsigned.

To-pay freight is chased without a list

Some loads are booked to-pay and collected at the delivery end. The collection sits with a driver or a branch, and the office hears of a shortfall only when accounts are closed.

Attached lorry accounts are argued later

Market vehicles come through brokers at a hire rate agreed on the phone. The advance at loading, the balance at unloading and any detention are remembered differently by each side.

Vehicle papers lapse unnoticed

Permit, fitness, insurance and pollution dates sit on photocopies in the lorry file. A date passes with no warning, and the office learns of it when the driver calls from the road.

How it runs

How the work flows through it, step by step.

  1. 1

    Enquiry and rate

    A factory or trader asks for a lorry for a load, or for the rate on a route. The office quotes from the party’s rate contract, or sets a one-time rate for that trip.

  2. 2

    Booking

    The consignment is booked with consignor, consignee, goods description, number of packages and weight. A lorry receipt number is issued, and the freight is marked paid, to-pay or billed later.

  3. 3

    Loading and trip sheet

    A lorry is allotted, owned or attached, and the driver is named. The trip sheet opens with the route, loading charges, the advance given and the consignments on board.

  4. 4

    On the road

    Diesel, toll and any detention at the unloading point are entered against the trip. The office sees which lorries are running, which are waiting and which have unloaded.

  5. 5

    Delivery and proof

    The consignee takes delivery and signs the copy. The signed proof, or a photograph of it, is attached to the consignment, and any shortage or damage is noted.

  6. 6

    Billing and collection

    Freight bills go to the party on the agreed cycle, with the consignment list attached. To-pay amounts and bill payments are posted to the party ledger and followed until received.

Modules

What is inside.

Every module can be switched on, left out or changed to match how your team already works.

Consignment booking and lorry receipts (LR or bilty)

Book each consignment with consignor, consignee, goods, packages, weight and freight terms, and issue the lorry receipt number from the system. Clerks who say bilty or GR number are naming the same record.

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Trip sheets and loading

Open a trip sheet for each lorry with the route, driver, consignments loaded, loading charges and the advance handed over at dispatch.

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Lorry and fleet records

Hold registration numbers, chassis and engine details, body type, tonnage, ownership and the trip and cost history of every lorry.

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Driver records and advances

Keep driver details, licence dates, trips run and the advance given on each trip, settled against the expenses brought back.

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Attached lorries and broker hire

Record market vehicles hired through brokers with the agreed hire, the advance at loading, the balance at unloading and the broker’s account.

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Delivery proof and sign-off

Mark delivery against the consignment, attach the signed copy or its photograph, and note shortage, damage or refusal at the door.

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Freight billing and to-pay collection

Raise freight bills by consignment or monthly cycle, carry GST, and follow to-pay and billed amounts in the party ledger.

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Diesel, toll and trip expenses

Enter diesel filled, toll paid, hamali, driver batta and roadside repairs against the trip and the lorry they belong to.

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Maintenance and tyre records

Log workshop jobs, servicing, spares drawn and tyre fitment by wheel position, with the odometer reading on each entry.

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Permit, fitness and insurance dates

Store permit, fitness, insurance and pollution dates for each lorry with the papers attached, and see what falls due next.

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Freight rates and quotations

Keep route rates for each party, by tonne or per package, and quote from them when a load is enquired about.

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Solutions inside

The business modules it is built from.

Each one is also available on its own, or inside a system built for you.

  • Vehicle and Trip Management

    Dispatchers open a trip sheet for each lorry recording route, driver, loaded consignments, loading charges and the advance handed over at departure.

  • Fuel and Driver Records

    Driver details, licence dates and trips run are kept together, and the advance given on each trip is settled against expenses brought back.

  • Invoice Management

    Freight bills are raised per consignment or on a monthly cycle with GST, and to-pay and billed amounts are followed in each party’s ledger.

  • Expense Tracking

    Diesel, toll, hamali, driver batta and roadside repairs are entered against the trip and the lorry, giving the accounts team a cost for each run.

  • Estimate/Quotation Management

    Route rates are stored for each party by tonne or per package, so a load enquiry can be quoted straight from the rate list.

  • Service Reminders

    Permit, fitness, insurance and pollution dates are stored for each lorry with the papers attached, and the fleet manager sees which falls due next.

  • Collections and Payment Follow-Up

    Outstanding freight and to-pay balances appear in the party ledger, so the collections team can chase each transporter account from the billed figures.

Services

How we would put it in.

Setup, data migration, integrations and anything built on top.

Who uses it

One system, each person sees their part.

For owners

See lorries on trip, consignments booked, freight outstanding, cost per trip by lorry and the vehicle papers falling due next.

For the booking counter

Book consignments, issue lorry receipts, quote from the party rate list and tell a caller where a load has reached.

For traffic and dispatch staff

Allot lorries to loads, open trip sheets, hire an attached vehicle when the owned fleet is out and watch unloading.

For drivers

See the trip and the consignments on board, record diesel and toll, and send delivery proof from a phone.

For accounts staff

Raise freight bills, post to-pay collections, settle driver advances and keep the broker and party ledgers.

Reports

The numbers the owner asks for.

  • Consignments booked by party, route and branch
  • Trip profit and loss by lorry, after diesel, toll and hire
  • Freight outstanding by party and age
  • To-pay collections pending with drivers and branches
  • Diesel drawn and running by lorry and route
  • Attached lorry hire payable by broker
  • Vehicle papers falling due for renewal
Good fit

Who this is built for.

  • Single-office transporters running a few owned lorries
  • Fleet owners moving full loads between cities on contract
  • Part-load booking agents with branch godowns along a route
  • Transport companies that hire attached lorries through brokers
  • Logistics companies billing factory and warehouse clients monthly
  • Transporters working from more than one branch office
Honest answer

When it is not the right choice.

Made to fit

Adapted to your business before it goes live.

You are not handed a login and left to it. The product is set up around your records, your people and the tools you already use.

Your consignment note and freight terms

The fields on your lorry receipt, the goods you carry and the way paid, to-pay and billed freight are handled follow your present practice.

Owned and attached lorries

Your own fleet goes in with its papers, and the brokers and market vehicles you hire from are set up beside them.

Branches and godowns on your routes

Booking offices, transshipment godowns and the routes between them are entered the way your line already runs.

Parties, rates and balances migrated

Party lists, route rate contracts, unpaid freight bills and vehicle paper dates are brought over before you begin. The source is your old register, or the software you run today.

Hosting, messages and payments

GullySystem runs the hosting, so every branch books on one consignment series. Reminders go by WhatsApp or text message, and parties can pay by UPI.

Works alongside

  • WhatsApp
  • SMS
  • Email
  • UPI and payment gateway
  • Tally export, scoped separately
  • GPS tracking devices
  • FASTag toll statements
  • Barcode or label printer
Common questions

Questions owners ask before a demo.

Can we book full loads and part loads together?

Yes. A consignment can take a whole lorry or share one, and a trip sheet can carry many consignments with a drop point for each.

Can attached lorries be handled along with our own?

Yes. A hired vehicle carries the broker, the agreed hire and the advance paid, and its account stays apart from owned lorry costs.

How is delivery proof recorded?

The signed delivery copy is marked against the consignment. A photograph taken on the driver’s phone can be attached in place of the paper.

How is to-pay and monthly contract freight billed?

Each to-pay consignment shows what is collected at delivery, posted against the driver or branch that received it. For a contract party, the month’s consignments gather into one bill with the list attached.

Does it generate or update the e-way bill?

No. The e-way bill is raised on the government portal, and nothing here creates, verifies or extends one. This system holds the consignment, the trip sheet and the freight bill. How your e-way bills are handled is for your accountant or adviser to settle.

Can a branch book a consignment when the line is down?

No. GullySystem hosts the software so every branch books on one consignment series, which needs a connection. There is no offline booking at a godown. A clerk on mobile data can still book.

Can lorries be shown on a map?

Only with a GPS device or a fleet provider feed. Which device you run, and what its supplier allows, is confirmed during scoping.

Will it work out the profit and loss on a trip?

It totals freight against diesel, toll, hire, driver advance and repairs on that trip. How depreciation and office overheads are treated is left to your accountant or advisor.

Can the figures reach Tally?

Not built in. Freight, hire and expense figures can be read in GullySystem by your accountant. Decide the ledger layout first. An export is then quoted against it.

What does it cost, and do we need it with four lorries?

No price list is published. Cost follows the branches, the lorries and the amount of set-up. If one party gives all your loads and nothing is booked to-pay, a register may still do. A free technology audit can say so plainly.

Wondering what it costs? Six questions give you a written scope and the buckets any quote should separate.

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