Payments and costs logged by the agency are tied to the trip. The dashboard shows amounts received, outstanding balances and transactions so the team can check the result based on those records.
The values and passengers above are fictional examples; actual totals depend on the agency's records.
It is the dashboard where each trip has its own result: how much came in (deposit and installments from each passenger), how much is still due, and the costs logged for that departure (transport, lodging, guide, commission). The calculated balance depends on every receipt and cost having been logged correctly.
Finances per passenger show, person by person, how much they have already paid and how much is left, with the agreed date. Entries can also be checked in the agency's consolidated view, beyond a single trip's slice.
If your agency still closes trips this way, you already know the problem.
The bus filled up, but nobody added up lodging, guide and commission costs to find out whether real money was left over.
Without per-passenger control, delinquency is only noticed close to boarding, when it is already too late to collect calmly.
Two sources of truth that never match, and nobody knows which one is right at month's end.
The illustration beside shows receipts, outstanding amounts and a list of the trip's transactions. It does not represent real entries nor make collections.

Most agencies only find out whether an excursion made a profit or a loss after the trip is over. With OnWay's simulator, you plan the whole operation in advance: fleet capacity (1, 2 or multiple buses), fixed and per-passenger supplier costs, team per diems and the net profit margin you want to reach.

Each trip has its own financial dashboard: what came in (deposits and installments from each passenger), what is still due, and the costs logged on the trip (transport, lodging, guide, commission). The result uses the entries recorded by the team; missing costs or payments change the balance.
Yes. Finances per passenger show how much each person paid, how much is left and the agreed date, so delinquency shows up before boarding, not after.
Yes, per sale, per trip profit or a fixed amount, according to the rule the agency sets for each agent.
They feed the general cash flow: every income and expense logged on a trip adds to the consolidated view, so you can look at a single excursion or the result for the whole period.
Yes, receipts are generated straight from the platform based on the logged payment, with no need to build a separate document.
Yes. In the price simulator, the agency enters costs and the desired margin to compare scenarios and estimate the break-even point before opening bookings.
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