Close out once
Payments, tips, extras, hours and the crew who worked them go in together, the day the move is done.
Close-out, crew pay & reporting
Close out each finished move once, with payments, tips, hours and the customer survey, and the pay sheets, commission statements and reports add up from it.
Payments, tips, extras, hours and the crew who worked them go in together, the day the move is done.
Each crew member’s pay is split into commission, hourly, tips and miles, ready to print.
See bookings against your goal and closing rate by ad source while the month can still change.
A finished move has a lot to settle: what the customer paid and how, the tip, the extras, the hours and who worked them. Close it out once, and everything after it adds up from there.
The close-out also records how the customer felt about the move, notes any damage, and adds the customer to your referral list.
Pay is where small mistakes cost the most trust. Move Happy adds up what each crew member earned on the moves they worked, split the way you pay it.
Salespeople and referral partners get commission statements from the same closed-out moves.
Each morning starts on the dashboard: bookings against your sales goal, your closing rate, this month against last month and last year, the discount calendar, and today’s jobs with the crew’s check-ins.
Each person arranges their own dashboard, and it works on the phone too.
Reports are grouped by the question you are asking: sales, closing, marketing, payments, crew pay and commissions. Each one is laid out as a document and prints cleanly.
Need one that is not there yet? Ask for it from the reports page.
Questions
It adds up what each crew member earned and prints their pay sheets. You pay them through your payroll, as you do now.
Yes. Every quote carries its ad source, and reports show closing rate, sales and value by source, beside what each source costs.
Yes. Set a monthly goal for the company and for each salesperson, and the dashboard shows bookings against it.
Yes. Every report is laid out as a document, so it prints cleanly, commission statements included.
Guides
A practical guide to pricing local moves: crew size, hours, travel time, trucks, stairs, packing and materials, minimums and why the date matters as much as the volume.
Read the guideHow moving companies prepare for peak demand: when the rush comes, pricing busy and slow dates, staffing up, deposits and waitlists, and keeping quality high when every truck is out.
Read the guide44 of 50 spots left in the AI beta
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