Roadhouse Receivables

How It Works

A driver-friendly process for organizing load paperwork, receivables, reserve buckets, bill-pay priorities, and available payouts.

1. Apply and choose your plan

Tell us about your authority, MC/DOT, truck count, monthly receivables, current factoring company if any, and what type of money control you need.

2. Complete onboarding

We set up your carrier profile, service agreement, billing authorization, payment instruction templates, and reserve profile. Setup is $250.

3. Upload load paperwork

Send rate confirmations, bills of lading, PODs, receipts, detention documents, lumper receipts, and accessorial backup.

4. Invoices are prepared and tracked

Roadhouse Receivables prepares invoices, tracks aging, follows up with brokers, and helps keep a clean record of what is owed.

5. Funds are allocated by written rules

Collected receivables are allocated toward fees, reserves, fuel, truck payments, insurance, maintenance, taxes, bookkeeping, and available driver payout according to your signed agreement.

6. You receive clear reporting

See what came in, what was reserved, what was paid, what is still outstanding, and what is available for payout.

Reserve buckets

Decide where the money should go before it gets spent.

FuelKeep tomorrow's load moving.
Truck PaymentPrioritize the note before owner pay.
InsuranceSet money aside for monthly coverage.
MaintenancePrepare for tires, repairs, and downtime.
Tax ReservePlan for quarterly taxes and year-end reports.
BookkeepingKeep QuickBooks Online organized.
Emergency FundBuild a buffer against slow pay.
Owner PayRelease available payout after obligations.