The bike changed hands that afternoon
If the hand-over was at 14:00, a toll at 13:55 goes to the morning rider and one at 14:05 to the afternoon rider.
ProductSalik tolls
Every Salik toll lands on whoever had the plate at that minute.
Upload your Salik statement and FleetYard Pro matches each trip to the rider holding that bike or car at the time of the trip. Tolls come off his slip first, before anything else.
- Excel or PDF statements
- Matched to the minute
- No statement counted twice
Example riders, bikes and amounts
How it works
How the portal handles a toll
From your Salik statement to the rider’s slip.
You upload the statement
Your Salik statement, as Excel or PDF. Each trip keeps its plate, gate, time and amount, at the amount on the statement. A PDF whose trips don’t add up to its total is stopped.
Each trip finds its rider
The plate leads to the bike or car, and the hand-over records show who had it at that minute. The trip goes on his name.
Nothing is counted twice
The same statement can’t be uploaded twice, and a trip that is already on file is skipped.
It comes off his slip first
Salik is the first deduction on every slip, oldest trips first. What his pay can’t cover waits for his next slip.
You see who owes, and for how long
The Salik page shows who owes tolls, how much and how long the oldest one has waited. He sees his open tolls in his rider app.
The hard cases
The cases that usually cost you money
Where most offices lose a toll, and what the portal does instead.
Nobody had the plate at that time
The toll is listed with no rider instead of landing on the wrong one. Pick the rider, and the portal records the hand-over from the first open trip and moves every open trip on that plate to him.
The hand-over was entered late
Add it with the right date, and the plate’s tolls move to the rider who had it. If one is on a locked slip, the portal asks you first.
The bike was in the workshop
A toll during the workshop days you marked on the bike goes on no rider.
His pay can’t cover his tolls
What is left waits for his next slip. Anything older than 45 days is counted on its own on the Salik page.
He is leaving with tolls open
His exit stops and shows what is still open. Take it from his deposit, write it off with a reason, or keep it on record.
Try it on your fleet
Every toll on a name, not a plate.
Set up for you, on your own riders.
