Invoicing & collections

Bill the insurer and the driver, cleanly.

Insurance replacement rentals rarely have one payer. Rental Flow AI splits a single rental into the authorized portion the insurer covers and the balance the renter owes — same dates, same rates, no double counting — then tracks both until they're paid.

What it costs you today

Manual invoices drift from the agreement, so dates and day counts disagree and the insurer short-pays.
Upgrades, unauthorized days, and fuel end up absorbed instead of billed to the driver.
Unpaid direct bills go unnoticed for a month because nothing surfaces them.

How Rental Flow AI handles it

1

Generate straight from the agreement

Invoice dates, billable days, and rates are pulled from the signed contract, including any manual day override, so the totals always tie out.

2

Split by payer

Authorized days and rate go to the insurer; overruns, upgrades, deductibles, and extras go to the renter — each on its own branded invoice.

3

Your tax numbers, your branding

Per-company GST/HST registration numbers, logo, and colours are applied automatically to every document.

4

Track to paid

An Unpaid → Paid → Collections board with stage history, cheque uploads, and an activity log for every follow-up.

What you get

  • Split insurance and customer invoices from one rental
  • Invoice numbers matched to the agreement number
  • Per-tenant GST/HST number on every invoice
  • Secure share links for adjusters and renters
  • Collections board with stages and activity log
  • Cheque and remittance uploads linked to the rental

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