Statements built from the work, not a spreadsheet
Every delivered load, deduction, reimbursement, bonus, and prepayment rolls into a weekly settlement statement per driver, automatically — no Sunday-night spreadsheet.
Driver settlements
Driver settlement software that writes every weekly statement for you.
Yolda turns the loads and pay terms you already have into a clean weekly settlement statement for every driver — deductions, bonuses, and per-load detail included. You pay your usual way and record it.
Driver settlement software features
Percentage, per-mile, or flat — priced by the agreement
Trucking payroll software that follows each driver's contract in force when the load ran. Renegotiate terms whenever you need to; weeks you already settled keep the numbers you settled them at.
A statement every driver can actually read
Each driver gets a branded PDF statement showing the rate each load paid and the loaded and empty miles their number was built from. No black box, no calls to dispatch to ask why.
Record how you paid — Yolda doesn't move the money
You pay drivers through your usual payroll, bank, or check process, then record the method, reference, and date. Partial payments are visible at the row and the statement level.
Yolda reports. You pay.
Yolda structures the operational data and produces the settlement statement — it is not a payment rail. Drivers are paid through your own payroll, bank, or check process, and Yolda records what you reported as paid or unpaid. Every statement is generated from loads your team ran in dispatch and the same numbers that feed your trucking accounting software and per-truck P&L.
Questions
Does Yolda pay my drivers?
No. Yolda calculates the weekly settlement statement and records the payment you make; you pay drivers through your own payroll, bank, or check process. Yolda never holds, moves, or transfers money — there is no Yolda payout, balance, or transfer fee.
Can drivers see how their pay was calculated?
Yes. Every statement shows the rate each load paid and the loaded and empty miles behind the number — the same figures you settled from, so a percentage driver can check the math.
Does it handle percentage and owner-operator pay?
Yes — percentage of linehaul, per-mile, and flat pay, plus deductions, reimbursements, bonuses, and prepayments, each priced by the agreement in force when the load ran.