A UK Chauffeur Diary Built Around the Client.
A Heathrow arrival can become a City roadshow before lunch. Keep the executive saloon, chauffeur and lead passenger on one dependable plan.
Start with Google- Postcodes ready for the chauffeur
- Meet-and-greet spans stay occupied
- Account work repeats by weekday
- Quotes retain accepted lines
- BACS receipts tied to the job
Private-hire requests with substance
Start with the client and first postcode
Request the airport, roadshow or account-car service from one starting address while the page checks live time for the selected executive saloon.
Learn moreA fleet sheet for executive saloons
Keep the roadshow together
A Heathrow meet-and-greet followed by City meetings stays occupied through its expected finish, preventing an overlap created by a paper gap.
Learn moreFour companies, not four hundred strangers.
A chauffeur business is a short list of accounts booking constantly. The tenth run for a client should not start by asking who they are.
One record, every run
The account, the people who travel under it and every job you have ever done for them sit together, so a returning booking is one line rather than a fresh introduction.
The agreed rates, written down
The transfer and hourly rates the client accepted stay on the record, so nobody is reconstructing what was agreed from an email eight months old.
Set once, runs all year
The Tuesday board run is a standing booking on Free. Fifty bookings a year become one setup and no booking call between them.
- 12 AugBoard run, standing weeklyRepeats until ended
- 5 AugAs-directed, nine until oneHeld block
- 1 AugAgreed rates acceptedKept on the record
- 31 JulJuly settled by transferRecorded by hand
Roadshow time is sold as a whole.
The useful unit is the chauffeur’s committed block across the client’s engagements.
- 12 AugOven + windowsBooked · £95
- 2 AugPayment received£140
- 28 JulDeep clean quoteAccepted · £215
- 14 JunRegular cleanCompleted · £70
The saloon cannot serve two lead passengers.
Once a roadshow owns the hours, public availability must stop suggesting the car can be elsewhere.
Built for your accounts
Built for every kind of chauffeur work
The Heathrow name board
Allow for immigration, baggage reclaim and the walk to arrivals before the saloon appears free again.
A City investor roadshow
Reserve the car across the complete sequence of meetings and let the chauffeur work from one office plan.
Edinburgh Waverley to the client office
A rail arrival has its own waiting pattern and should not borrow assumptions from an airport job.
The country-house weekend
An outward Friday and Sunday return are separate pieces of work for the same private client.
Tuesday account work
Repeat one chosen weekday for the regular director and close the series when the engagement finishes.
Two cars for a board party
The chairman’s saloon and the directors’ people carrier remain distinct jobs beneath one travel booker.
Dinner in Mayfair
A late standby and return need the chauffeur’s actual working span, not a hopeful gap after drop-off.
A written quote for the roadshow
Separate waiting and additional hours before approval so the City day has a settled commercial shape.
The hotel desk that books monthly
Concierge requests build one useful account history rather than disappearing into individual email chains.
A rail delay changes everything
Move the existing collection when the service is held and retain the agreed price and passenger details.
One accepted quote, one account balance.
Travel bookers need receipts to reduce the correct piece of executive work.
Waiting appears before approval
Set out meet-and-greet time, waiting and extra hours in a quote. Acceptance stays attached when the work enters the diary.
BACS stays with the lead passenger
Apply a BACS receipt, cheque or cash payment; the job then carries a clear remainder for staff to collect offline.
Choose the pre-journey email
Enable the email reminder for the evening before a Heathrow collection; it is an operator choice, not a message that ships switched on by default.
- Gemma WhitfieldP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer£380
- Danny OkoroP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash£240
- Aisha PatelP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card£380
- Liam DochertyP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card£190
Held time is real time.
An as-directed hire is four hours of a car being nowhere in particular. A diary that only understands trips will sell the middle of it twice.
The block is the booking
Nine until one is one entry and the car is unavailable for all of it, so eleven o’clock cannot be sold to somebody else while the client is still out.
The driver is held too
A block takes the driver as well as the car, so a long as-directed day cannot be quietly double-booked against somebody already committed.
The gap is a real gap
Availability comes from the jobs already on the diary, so an hour that looks free between two runs genuinely is free rather than optimistic.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your chauffeur business.
One car, one booking
Confirmation reserves the selected executive saloon for the exact span, so a second account client cannot overlap it on the public calendar.
Email reminders
Switch on the email confirmation or reminder for the evening before a Heathrow collection, including the booked time after the operator settles the plan.
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Common questions.
Reserve the selected executive saloon from the planned meet-and-greet until the final drop-off and fleet return; only after that finish can the public page show it again.
Customers provide one initial address. Staff place the later postcodes and terminal detail in notes before the job is assigned.
Apply the BACS receipt manually to the lead passenger’s booking. Staff can then see the unpaid remainder without promising card settlement.
Set out meet-and-greet time, waiting and extra hours in a quote. After online approval, convert those accepted lines into the booking without rebuilding them.
Only the cancelled interval reopens. Work before and after it keeps the same vehicle, customer and time.
Create one booking per saloon beneath the lead passenger’s account; each keeps its own driver and occupied interval.
