Running more than one business
For operators with separate rental businesses: different partners, different cities, different books.
What goes wrong
Two businesses in one spreadsheet become one business with confusing totals. Two spreadsheets become two things to forget about. And a partner in one should not be able to see the other.
What DriveFlow does about it
- Separate businesses, one sign-in
- Each business is its own organisation, with its own cars, customers, staff and money.
- Its own country and currency
- A business in Dubai can work in dirhams while another works in US dollars, and every figure follows the business it belongs to.
- Staff and roles per business
- Someone can be finance in one organisation and have no access to another. Roles are set separately in each.
- Plans per business
- A plan belongs to a business and carries its own car and seat limits, so a small second business is not held to the limits of your large one.
Where it stops
- There is no combined total across businesses. You read each one on its own.
Where this is common
- Johor Bahru: If one business is in Johor Bahru and another is somewhere else, each keeps its own books.
- Dubai: If you run one business in dirhams and another in a different currency.
If this is close, also read
- Renting out cars you do not own: If one of the businesses runs cars that belong to someone else.
- Monthly and corporate rentals: If one of them rents mostly by the month.
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