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Something real happensA checkout, a cash collection, a clean, a repair on the car.
Resurve Books
Record a rental payment once. It updates the rental and the books. Add other bills and import your bank statement when you’re ready.
From the rental
Checkout and counter collections post when recorded on the rental. Manual bills and bank import cover everything else.
Books of the car
Cleaning and maintenance logged on a vehicle can post as expenses on that asset. You see more than a lump “repairs” line for the company.
Bank and payroll
Import OFX or CSV from your bank, match the lines, and close the month. Payroll stays with your payroll provider. VAT is tracked in the books; you file with the authority. P&L, balance sheet, and VAT summary when enabled for your country.
Automation inside the products
Paid rentals and recorded counter collections post into Finance. Manual bills, imports, and review stay with your team.
A paid rental posts
When checkout marks the rental paid, Finance records it. That is the payment Resurve already recorded — not every journal a rental company will ever need.
Counter cash posts
Counter collections write into the same books as online card, when the payment is recorded on the rental.
Cleaning and repairs stay on the car
Log the expense on the vehicle and Resurve can post it there. Workshop invoices you never logged still wait for a person.
How it runs
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Something real happensA checkout, a cash collection, a clean, a repair on the car.
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Finance records itWhen Resurve can own the numbers, the entry posts. If not, it waits as a job.
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You read the monthP&L, VAT, sales by vehicle — from the same system that ran the rental.
Checkout and counter collections recorded on the rental, plus vehicle expenses you log on the car. Bank import, manual journals, and payroll stay outside that.
Start
Add the fleet, take the booking, run the file. Resurve is the store, the checkout, and the next job — in one place.