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Salik, parking, and multi-emirate trips
Updated July 2026
UAE fleets often mix Dubai Salik with parking and trips that touch more than one emirate. Operationally, treat each connected charge source as something to check before settlement — and only claim coverage your workspace actually connects. Today our Tolls & Salik module focuses on Dubai and Abu Dhabi sources within those limits.
One customer, several charge types
A single agreement can accumulate Salik, parking, and fines. If each sits in a different portal and spreadsheet, settlement becomes guesswork.
The operations goal is one customer and agreement record that can hold related recoveries — even when source systems stay separate.
What we automate today
The Tolls & Salik module runs on-demand or pre-settlement checks for connected Dubai and Abu Dhabi toll and parking sources, then attaches charges to the agreement and customer.
It is not a full-fleet daily scheduler and not a replacement for account portals. Coverage follows what connected sources return — ask us before assuming a specific named system is included.
Pair with fine matching
Tolls and fines often hit the same trip. Running both optional modules keeps recoveries next to the same agreement instead of two disconnected processes.
Start with Free forever if you only need the register; add modules when volume justifies automation.
Outside the UAE
Toll brands and rules differ across the GCC. We do not copy UAE Salik language onto Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, or Oman pages until local coverage is ready.
FAQ
Do you cover every emirate toll system?
We claim Dubai and Abu Dhabi sources within connected limits. Confirm a named source with us before you depend on it.
Can I use this with the Fines module?
Yes — related recoveries on the same customer and agreement records.
Is this available outside the UAE?
Not yet. Neighbouring GCC markets are on the roadmap.
Bring toll checks into settlement
Use Free forever for agreements, then add Tolls & Salik when multi-source checks should happen before you close.