Reservation systems built for large operations do a lot, and most of it is about running cars. A small limo or black car service usually needs the money side done right: a request with the pickup address, a deposit that holds the date, a signed agreement and an authorized card for anything extra.
Chauffeur service payments also come from different people. A bride's parents pay the wedding transportation deposit, an office manager pays for airport runs, and six prom families each pay a share. KadePay lets each of them pay from a link, by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, and keeps the payments with the right client.
A prom limo night has its own rules: no alcohol, a set drop-off time and a parent who wants to know who is riding. Put those in your agreement, collect each rider's share with a name question, and keep the parent's number in the notes.
KadePay does not assign chauffeurs, track vehicles or price trips by distance. Use it for the requests, deposits, agreements, card on file and final balances that every limo company ends up chasing. Your bookkeeper can download each weekend's transactions when the season gets busy.