One operational home
Territory, manager, members, assets, and payout rules live in one crew record.
Operational teams
13 / 17See which teams drive the result.
Organize crews with their people, territory, primary and supporting assets, tip split, and monthly performance so every operating team has clear context.
01Crew and territory ownership
02Member and resource assignments
03Monthly crew performance
Built into the operation
Everything you need for this part of the books.
Built from the actual Autopilot Books workflow—not a future roadmap or a generic accounting checklist.
- 01Crew and territory ownership
- 02Member and resource assignments
- 03Monthly crew performance
- 04Default tip splits
From signal to action
How it fits into the workday
Three steps, in the order an operator actually uses them.
- 1
Define the crew
Name the operating team and connect it to the territory it serves.
- 2
Assign people and resources
Add crew members plus primary and supporting assets.
- 3
Review performance
See jobs, revenue, and crew configuration together each month.
Decision-grade detail
Built for review, not cleanup.
The useful detail stays close to the decision, with exceptions visible and source context intact.
Primary and supporting assets
Model the truck or main resource a crew depends on alongside trailers, dumpsters, and equipment.
Performance with context
Monthly totals sit beside the people and resources responsible for producing them.
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