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Payment tracker

Did the broker pay you yet? Log each load with the broker, the amount you expect, and when it's due. We'll count the days for you and send you an email if a payment slips past its due date.

A private tracker for your own records

Only people on your DueHaul account can see it. It isn't accounting, invoicing, factoring, or collections, and nothing you type here ever goes to a broker. There's no place to upload paperwork, so keep your rate confirmations and bills in your own files.

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You're viewing an example. The trial opens every tool and the full dashboard. 30 days free on Diamond. No card needed. After 30 days, pick a paid plan to keep using DueHaul. Until you pick a plan, your account pauses. Your saved info stays put, but the tools go back to examples and reminder emails stop. Nothing is charged when your trial ends.

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Still owed

$4,525.00

Past due

1 load

Example entries

Sample Broker One
Overdue
$2,450.00 due Oct 11
12 days past due
Joplin, MO. Dry van, palletized paper goods
Sample Broker Two
Waiting
$1,875.00 due Oct 29
Due in 6 days
Tulsa, OK. Reefer, frozen vegetables
Sample Broker Three
Short-paid
$3,100.00 due Oct 20, came in $200.00 short
Wichita, KS. Flatbed, steel coils

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The payment tracker is a private record-keeping tool that lets you note what you believe you are owed, for your own reference and nothing more. DueHaul does not provide accounting, tax, legal, financial, factoring, or collection services through this tool or in any other way, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship or any other professional relationship between you and DueHaul. We never contact brokers, shippers, or anyone else on your behalf, and we do not verify whether a payment was made, how much is owed, or when it is due, so the accuracy of every entry rests with you, as does keeping your rate confirmations, invoices, and other paperwork in your own files. Reminder emails are offered as a convenience, they may arrive late or not at all, and they should never be your only way of keeping track. The tool is provided as is, without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, and to the fullest extent the law allows, DueHaul is not liable for any missed or late payment, lost claim, or business decision you make based on what the tracker shows. Your agreements with each broker and the law that applies to them govern your rights, so please review those terms and speak with a qualified attorney, accountant, or other professional before you act on an unpaid balance.