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Integrations & reporting

Your software, finally talking to each other

Dispatch software, bank accounts, payment processor, and ad account — wired together so the numbers match and you can see what's actually making money.

Most tow companies have the data they need scattered across four systems that don't talk. The dispatch software says one thing, the bank says another, and the ad account has no idea which clicks turned into paid tows.

At Athena Towing, jobs come out of Towbook for KPIs like revenue per mile and call mix, the books are built from the real bank feed, and completed paid tows go back to Google Ads as conversions — so the ads learn which calls are worth money, not just which ones rang.

Towbook connected

Jobs, drivers, and payments pulled automatically for reporting and payroll.

Books from the bank

Bookkeeping anchored to your real bank feed, reconciled with your card processor.

$/mile and call mix

The numbers that tell you which work is worth doing.

Ads that learn from paid tows

Completed jobs sent back to Google Ads so bidding chases revenue, not rings.

What's included

  • Towbook data pulled for reporting and payroll
  • KPIs: revenue per mile, call mix, driver activity
  • Bookkeeping built from your bank feed
  • Payment-processor reconciliation
  • Google Ads offline conversions from paid tows
  • A dashboard you can actually read

Running daily at Athena Towing, the owner's own tow company in Athens, Georgia.

Straight answers

Questions

We don't use Towbook. Does this still work?
The patterns carry over to other dispatch software. What's possible depends on what your system exposes — the assessment finds out before you spend anything on a build.

What's costing you the most right now?

Missed calls, unpaid motor-club miles, or payroll that eats your Monday. An ops assessment shows you what to fix first and what it's worth.

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