Invoice grain hauling by the bushel, the hundredweight, the ton or the load. List each load with its scale ticket number and delivered quantity, apply your rate, and download a PDF for the farmer or elevator.
Add a line for each load with the bushels from its scale ticket as the quantity, bu as the unit, and your rate per bushel. The tool multiplies each line and totals them. A rate such as $0.285 a bushel is kept exactly, and each line is rounded to the cent.
Yes. Use cwt or ton as the unit and enter the quantity in that unit. One hundredweight is 100 pounds and one short ton is 2,000 pounds, so 51,540 lb is 515.40 cwt or 25.77 tons.
That depends on your agreement with the customer, and the tool does not decide it for you. Hauling is commonly billed on the weight or bushels actually delivered, but whichever you use, name it on the invoice so it can be checked against the ticket.
No. Add as many lines as you need, or duplicate a previous invoice and change the ticket numbers and quantities.