Operations
Trips, transactions, job cards, fuel and toll transactions, reconciliation, GPS and POD tracking.
Transport Book for Windows and macOS holds the detailed records, financial workflows, reporting, and administration behind day-to-day transport operations — and keeps working when the network does not.

Desktop is the primary surface for records, money, detailed reporting, and access management.
Trips, transactions, job cards, fuel and toll transactions, reconciliation, GPS and POD tracking.
Vehicles, parties, employees, firms, accounts, and inventory including serialized tyres.
Accounts and reconciliation, outstanding and credit reports, TDS, GST and billing, loan liability.
Vehicle and trip-expense reports, round-trip analysis, collections and risk, and the Data Quality Center.
Users, roles, module permissions, billing profiles, application settings, and data conflicts.
Export to Tally, trip register, contra report, balance sheet, and profit and loss.
The Microsoft Store listing is the simplest route: it installs the signed package and keeps it updated under the settings you control in Windows.
For machines that cannot reach the Store, the site publishes a self-updating installer and an MSI for managed deployment, plus an ARM64 package for macOS.
Signed, installed, and updated by Windows. Recommended for most machines.
Self-updating from the official release feed. For machines without Store access.
For managed rollout. It does not update itself — deploy a newer MSI to upgrade.
These are the shipping Windows build, captured from the same run that produces the Microsoft Store listing.






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