Vouchers
Invoices, receipts, credit notes, vendor payments, and goods receipts post as controlled accounting events.
OnAxle keeps GST invoices, receipts, TDS, deductions, credit notes, vendor payments, vouchers, ledgers, trial balance, profit and loss, and balance sheet inside the transport workflow.
Accounts should not reconcile against an operations system after the fact. OnAxle posts from controlled transport events into double-entry books.
Invoices, receipts, credit notes, vendor payments, and goods receipts post as controlled accounting events.
Ledger accounts, day book, trial balance, and financial statements remain connected to source records.
Period close, approvals, posting preview, and immutable corrections help protect financial truth.
The transport workflow produces the accounting event. Finance can review the posting context instead of creating parallel books manually.

Transport accounting becomes clearer when trip profitability, collections, deductions, and ledger reports all point back to the records that created them.

Accounting teams need day-to-day ledgers and management reports that trace back to source documents, not numbers copied from one spreadsheet to another.


OnAxle includes transport-focused double-entry books, ledgers, vouchers, trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, period controls, and posting workflows.
Yes. Approved invoices, receipts, credit notes, vendor payments, and related events can post through controlled voucher workflows.
OnAxle reduces spreadsheet dependency by connecting operational records to billing, receipts, and ledger reports in the same system.
Yes. OnAxle supports ledger-driven financial views such as trial balance, profit and loss, and balance sheet.
Yes. Posting workflows are connected to source records such as invoices, receipts, credit notes, vendor payments, and goods receipts.