Live demo

See what Cart Billing App does in a day

From paper tickets and spreadsheets to a billing operation that runs itself. Here's the flow, start to finish — and you can poke around the real thing below.

  1. 1

    Customers on the route

    Add each stop once, tag its service and frequency, and keep the whole route — account, address, and services — tied together in one place.

  2. 2

    Scheduled billing

    Set a billing day and let invoices go out automatically every cycle. Manual pending charges and last-minute work get folded into the next bill, so nothing slips through.

  3. 3

    Invoices

    Every invoice shows the services rendered, period, quantities, taxes, and balance. Line items make it easy to see exactly what you charged and why.

  4. 4

    Late fees

    Overdue accounts are assessed late fees automatically as a charge on the next bill — with a grace period you control — without you chasing each one by hand.

  5. 5

    Payments

    Record checks, cards, and bank payments, and they apply automatically to open invoices. Customers can pay online from the portal or a guest link.

  6. 6

    Customer portal

    Give customers one place to see invoices, check balances, and pay on their own time — fewer calls to your office to ask 'what do I owe?'

Just sign in and look around

We seed a single sandbox company — Example Haulers — with real customers, services, invoices, and payments so you can try things in a live dashboard. The credentials are documented here for the demo only.

Example Haulers

EmailRoleSign in
owner@example.comOwnerStaff portal
billing@example.comBillingStaff portal
operator@example.comRoute operatorStaff portal
customer@example.comaccount EXA-0001CustomerCustomer portal

Password for all demo accounts: demo1234

  • Sandbox data only — nothing real gets touched
  • No signup or credit card to try it

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