Run Every Transport Vendor From One Platform
Bring vendors, their vehicles and drivers, rate cards, SLAs, and invoices into a single system - so vendor performance and vendor billing are both backed by actual trip data.
Where Vendor Management Breaks Down Today
Most enterprises run employee transport through two or more cab vendors, and coordinate them over spreadsheets, email threads, and month-end invoice disputes. A few failure patterns show up consistently:
Scattered vendor records. Contracts, rate cards, vehicle lists, and contact details live in different files, so nobody has one current view of who supplies what.
No objective SLA view. Without trip-level data per vendor, performance reviews rely on anecdotes and complaints rather than measured delays and rejections.
Invoice disputes every month. Vendor invoices are checked against manual trip sheets, which makes every mismatch a back-and-forth instead of a quick lookup.
Expired documents on vendor vehicles. Permits, insurance, and driver licences on vendor-supplied vehicles lapse unnoticed because the paperwork sits with the vendor.
Uneven trip distribution. Trips get handed to whichever vendor answers first, not according to contract terms, capacity, or past performance.
Slow month-end reconciliation. Finance and transport teams spend days matching trips to invoices by hand before a single vendor payment can be approved.
What Is Transport Vendor Management?
Transport vendor management is the practice of onboarding, monitoring, and paying the cab and fleet vendors that supply vehicles and drivers for employee commutes - using one system of record instead of separate spreadsheets per vendor. Track My Tour keeps every vendor in a single directory alongside the vehicles and drivers they supply, so each trip is tagged to the vendor that ran it from the moment it is created.
Because every trip carries its vendor, vehicle, driver, distance, and timing, vendor invoices can be matched against actual trip records rather than paper trip sheets. Rate cards and vendor packages drive the billing calculation, and SLA breaches and penalties are computed from the same data that feeds fleet analytics dashboards - so a vendor review and a vendor payment both start from the same numbers.
Vendor-supplied vehicles and drivers go through the same driver verification and document checks as an owned fleet, and cab allocation draws from that verified pool - so adding a second or third vendor does not create a second or third standard of compliance.
Key Capabilities
Everything transport and finance teams need to manage multiple vendors - built into the platform.
Centralized Vendor Directory
Every vendor, with contacts, contract details, and supplied fleet, lives in one directory instead of separate spreadsheets.
Vendor-Wise Fleet & Driver Mapping
Each vehicle and driver is mapped to the vendor that supplies it, so every trip is attributable to a vendor automatically.
Vendor SLA Tracking
SLA breaches and trip rejections are derived from trip data per vendor, rather than keyed in by hand.
Document Expiry Alerts
Permit, insurance, fitness, and licence expiries on vendor vehicles and drivers raise alerts before they lapse.
Vendor Rate Cards & Packages
Rate cards by vehicle type, shift, zone, and time of day, with vendor packages kept separate from what you bill clients.
Automated Vendor Reconciliation
Vendor invoice claims are matched against actual trip records, so mismatches surface immediately instead of at month-end.
GST & TDS-Ready Invoicing
Invoices are generated with GST breakup and TDS calculations, with vendor-wise reconciliation and export to Tally or your ERP.
Penalty Management
Penalties can be created, edited, and removed against a vendor's trips, with a clear record of what was applied and why.
Vendor Performance Reports
Compare vendors side by side on trips run, SLA breaches, rejections, and cost, filtered by date, zone, or shift.
Vendor Payment Tracking
Payment status, ageing reports, and automated reminders keep vendor settlements visible without manual follow-ups.
Everything Included, One Platform
No add-on modules or separate contracts - vendor management ships as part of Track My Tour.
Business Benefits of Vendor Management
Hold vendors to measurable SLAs. Performance reviews run on trip-level data per vendor, not on whoever complained loudest that month.
Cut invoice disputes. When invoices are matched against logged trips, a disputed line item becomes a lookup rather than a negotiation.
Shorten month-end close. Automated reconciliation removes most of the manual trip-sheet matching that delays vendor payments.
Keep vendor fleets compliant. Document expiry alerts cover vendor-supplied vehicles and drivers, so compliance does not depend on the vendor's own tracking.
Allocate trips on evidence. Vendor-wise performance and cost data gives transport teams a basis for how work is split across vendors.
Scale to more vendors and cities. A new vendor is onboarded into the same directory, rate-card structure, and reporting as every existing one.
Where Vendor Management Is Used
Multi-Vendor Employee Transport
Run two or more cab vendors on the same shifts while keeping each one's trips, SLAs, and invoices separately accountable.
Multi-City Operations
Manage different vendors in each city from one directory, with city-specific rate cards and a consolidated view.
Night-Shift Transportation
Confirm that vendor vehicles and drivers on late-night routes carry valid documents before the trip is assigned.
Manufacturing & Plant Transport
Track fixed-shift bus and cab vendors against the on-time performance your shift start depends on.
BPO & Call Centre Fleets
Handle high trip volumes across several vendors without month-end reconciliation becoming a multi-day exercise.
Mixed Owned & Vendor Fleets
Keep owned vehicles and vendor-supplied vehicles in one system, with vendor billing applied only where it belongs.
Security & Data Compliance
Vendor data - contracts, rate cards, driver documents, and invoices - is commercially sensitive. Track My Tour runs on role-based access control, encrypted data storage, and complete audit logging, and is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II standards.
Enterprise-grade security & compliance
Your data is protected by globally recognised, independently audited standards.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Information Security Management
SOC 2 Type II
Security, Availability & Confidentiality
How Vendor Management Works in Track My Tour
- 1
Onboard Vendors & Their Fleets
Vendors are added to the directory with their vehicles, drivers, and documents, so every asset is mapped to the vendor that supplies it.
- 2
Configure Rate Cards & SLAs
Vendor rate cards, packages, and penalty rules are set up to mirror the commercial terms already agreed in each contract.
- 3
Run Trips With Vendor Tagging
Daily trips run as usual, and each one is logged against its vendor with distance, timing, and any SLA breach recorded automatically.
- 4
Reconcile, Review & Pay
Vendor invoices are reconciled against trip records, performance reports are reviewed, and payments are tracked through to settlement.
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