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How to Create Driver Pay Settlements – V3

This article walks you through how to create, review, and approve driver pay in Truckpedia's new settlement flow (V3). You’ll see how to select trips, generate pay automatically, make adjustments, and send the final settlement to the driver.

Once trips are dispatched, Truckpedia (V3) lets you generate a complete driver settlement using the assigned pay rules. You can review all loads, miles, and calculated pay, make edits as needed, and approve the settlement.


➡️📽️Video on how to Create Driver Pay Settlements v3📽️⬅️

1. Open the Settlement Planning Screen

Navigate to:

Accounting → Driver Pay Manager → Settlement Planning

This screen is used to build new settlements.
At the top left, you will see the Select Driver dropdown.

Example from screenshot

The driver selected is Subul.

Once a driver is selected, Truckpedia automatically pulls all dispatched loads for that driver within the date range.

You will see columns such as:

  • Number
  • Status
  • Truck
  • Trailer
  • etc.

2. Select the Loads You Want to Include

Every dispatched load is shown in a list. To include a load in the settlement:

Check the box next to the load

Example:

Driver Subul has three dispatched assignments visible:

  • TR100115
  • TR100117
  • TR100118

Two loads (TR100117 and TR100118) were selected.
At the bottom, the system shows totals:

Selected Load Assignments: 2 | Loaded Miles: 336.62 | Empty Miles: 0

This summary is automatically calculated.


3. Click “Create Settlement”

Create Settlement
button on the right-hand side.

A popup appears confirming:

  • Start Date (auto-filled based on load dates)
  • End Date
  • Loaded Miles (sum of all selected loads)
  • Empty Miles
  • Notes (optional)

Click Submit to generate the settlement.


4. The Settlement Now Appears in the “Settlements” Tab

After submitting, navigate to:

Driver Pay Manager → Settlements

Here you will see all settlements in different statuses:

  • Created
  • Approved
  • Paid (if applicable)

Example from screenshot

Settlement DS100033 for Subul appears with status Created.

You can open it using the edit pencil icon.


5. Review the Settlement Details

Inside the settlement, you will see:

Summary Section

  • Status: Created
  • Start/End Dates
  • Loaded Miles
  • Empty Miles
  • Notes you entered

Load Assignments Section

Each load included shows:

  • Assignment number (TR100118, TR100117, etc.)
  • Status (Dispatched)
  • Loaded / Empty Miles
  • Shipper & Receiver details
  • Appointment times


These match the same data from dispatch.


6. Review and Edit Driver Pay Items

The Payment Items section shows all the driver pay rules applied to the selected assignments.

These come directly from the “Driver Pay Items” you assigned to that driver.

Example:

For assignment TR100118:

  • Empty miles SH → Quantity 0 → Rate $1
  • Loaded miles SH → Quantity 5.93 → Rate $1.50 → Payment $8.90


For assignment TR100117:

  • Loaded miles SH → Quantity 330.69 → Rate $1.50 → Payment $496.04

Totals for both assignments combine at the bottom.

You can edit everything:

✔ Change quantity
✔ Change the rate
✔ Delete lines
✔ Add new pay items using the + button

This lets you correct calculations before final approval.


7. Approve the Settlement

Once the settlement is ready, click Approve.

A confirmation popup appears:

Approve Settlement
☑ Send email to driver

Click Approve again.

Once approved:

  • The settlement becomes locked
  • A PDF is generated
  • The driver receives the settlement via email (if the checkbox is enabled)


Flow Summary:

1. Go to Driver Pay Manager → Settlement Planning

Select driver → see dispatched loads.

2. Select the trips

Driver Subul’s loads TR100117 and TR100118 selected.

3. Click Create Settlement

Review start date, end date, miles.

4. Settlement appears under “Settlements”

Status = Created.

5. Open the settlement for editing

Review load details and pay rules.

6. Edit Payment Items as needed

Loaded miles SH, empty miles SH, hauling fee, etc.

7. Approve the settlement

Optionally send email to the driver.