Driver Earnings — payroll & compensation report in TMSDASH
Calculates payroll earnings per driver from completed loads. Each driver can carry a default pay method (percent, per-mile, hourly, or flat) and rate set on their record, and individual loads can override it. You can also set a global method and rate for the report, with date-range filtering and PDF export. Now a tab inside Drivers.
Overview
Calculates payroll earnings per driver from completed loads. Each driver can carry a default pay method (percent, per-mile, hourly, or flat) and rate set on their record, and individual loads can override it. You can also set a global method and rate for the report, with date-range filtering and PDF export. Now a tab inside Drivers.
How to get there
Key features
- Per-driver default pay config — set percent, per-mile, hourly, or flat and a rate on each driver; loads inherit it automatically
- Per-load overrides — set a one-off pay method and rate on any load to deviate from the driver default
- Hourly pay uses clock-in/out duration from load time entries, with a manual-hours fallback when no entries exist
- Set a global compensation method and rate for the report, plus the pay-period date range
- Per-driver earnings breakdown with totals
- Export a formatted payroll report as PDF
Step-by-step
- 1Open the sidebar → Operations → Drivers, then open the Earnings tab.
- 2Set a global compensation method and rate, or rely on the per-driver default pay config.
- 3Choose the pay-period date range.
- 4Review the summary cards and per-driver table — each row shows the configured method and rate used.
- 5Click Export PDF to download the payroll report.
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Representative screenshot of the Driver Earnings page.
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