Connected to the things that actually run your business

Trips pulled from the Salik account on a schedule, by plate and timestamp.

Each trip is matched to the contract that was open on that plate at that moment, including trips that post days after the car is back.

A line on the renter’s next invoice, or on the settlement if the rental has already closed.

Trips from the Darb account, same shape as Salik.

Same matching, same rules. A car that crossed both emirates in one day gets one clean list, not two.

The same invoice line. The renter sees tolls, not two toll systems.

Fine notices by plate: date, location, offence and amount.

Attributed to whoever had the car on that date. Fines that arrive weeks after the return still find the right renter.

Rebilled with the fine reference on the invoice, so the renter can check it themselves.

The card, scanned on a phone or a desk scanner.

Name, ID number, nationality and expiry read off the card. No retyping, no transposed digits.

The customer record and the contract, filled in before the pen comes out.

Enquiries at any hour, in Arabic or English, on the operator’s own number.

Answered and priced from live availability, documents collected, reminders and receipts sent from the same thread.

A booking, a contract, a paid invoice. The conversation and the record are the same thing.

A question about the fleet, asked from the assistant the owner already uses.

Answered from the same fleet, invoices and accounts as inside the app. Read-only unless you decide otherwise.

The same answer the app would give, and the same record of it having been asked.