Your work includes the driving between paid trips. Give those miles a place in the picture, alongside the journeys that earned them.
Shift tracker · example data
A CLOSER LOOK
It’s all in the details.
From the Kerbi app · example records
01
Find any shift again.
Browse your shift history by date. Open a day to see its earnings, time, mileage and the journeys that made it up.
Date-range browsing
Shifts needing a check
Day and journey detail
02
See the miles between jobs.
Follow the route with paid jobs and between-job travel shown separately. Understand where the day went, including the distance without a fare.
Jobs and between-job journeys
Whole-shift map
Route detail
03
Put a cost where it happened.
Add a parking charge, toll or other expense to the relevant journey. Keep the amount, note and receipt close to the work it belongs to.
Journey-linked expenses
Receipt attachments
Earnings after logged expenses
GOOD TO KNOW
A little more clarity.
What is dead mileage?+
It is a common term for driving without a paying passenger or delivery, such as travelling between jobs. Seeing it separately helps you understand the whole shift.
Does every recorded mile count as a tax deduction?+
Recording a journey and deciding its tax treatment are different steps. Keep the journey purpose and supporting details, and check the applicable rules for your circumstances.
