The VTC transport voucher, dictated by voice.

Yes. Every VTC driver must be able to prove a prior booking before each pickup (art. L.3122-2 of the French Transport Code). This proof — the “transport voucher” — must be shown at a roadside check, on paper or on the phone screen. Without it, the ride counts as street hailing, which VTCs are forbidden to do.

Seven details: the operator's identity, its VTC register number, the date and time of the booking, the date and time of pickup, the pickup location, the passenger's name and the vehicle registration. VTBON fills them in on every voucher it generates.

At a check without proof, the driver faces a fixed fine of around €1,500 (applied since July 2025), a licence suspension, vehicle immobilisation and referral to the disciplinary board. The voucher is not a formality: it is your protection.

You dictate it. VTBON names the field, you answer: pickup, drop-off, passenger name, date, time, price. It reads back what it understood, you say yes, and the voucher leaves by WhatsApp, SMS or email. Your hands stay on the wheel.

A paper pad helps when the phone is flat, and that is its only advantage: you write every ride by hand, check the seven details yourself, then keep the copy. VTBON generates the voucher by voice, sends it to the passenger and files it: months later, at a check, you find it again by typing three letters of the name.

A network drop never blocks you: you create, view and print your vouchers and invoices; everything syncs as soon as the connection is back. VTBON is a cloud application — your documents live on servers in Europe, not only in your phone.

A VTC invoice carries continuous numbering with no gap or duplicate, the details required by art. L.441-1 of the French Commercial Code, the “EI” mention for a sole trader and the VAT wording that matches your status. VTBON generates it from the voucher in one tap, then tracks its payment.

No, and that is the law: an issued invoice is kept for ten years (art. L.123-22 of the French Commercial Code). To cancel it, paid or not, VTBON issues a credit note. A slip on “Received” is undone with “Back to open”, without a credit note.

Every open invoice shows the days left before its due date — thirty by default (art. L.441-10 of the French Commercial Code), or the term you agreed. Past the due date it becomes overdue, and the revenue strip shows it: Awaiting · Overdue · Received.

From the overdue invoice, “Send a payment reminder”: the same gesture as sharing, the same channels, but the PDF becomes a reminder letter. The tone stays courteous, the letter admits a payment may have crossed in the post, and late-payment penalties only appear for a business client. Nothing is rewritten in the invoice, no number is consumed.

For rides invoiced to a company, yes: the reform progressively requires a structured format instead of a plain PDF. VTBON produces the electronic invoice (XML), ready to upload, with no setup. For private clients, nothing changes.

Passenger transport falls under the reduced 10 % rate. Below the exemption threshold (art. 293 B of the French Tax Code), the invoice reads “VAT not applicable”. VTBON applies the right wording according to the status set in your profile.

The fare receipt (order of 6 November 2015) is handed to the passenger for every ride of €25 or more, notably when hailed. For a booking outside the parking zone, the taxi also produces a proof of prior booking (art. L.3121-11). VTBON's taxi mode issues the right document for the situation, with the ADS number and home town.

Professional card, driving licence, ID, vehicle registration, insurance, MOT, company registration, liability insurance, ADS for a taxi. “My documents”, in your profile, keeps them photographed front and back and warns you thirty days before an expiry.

Your passenger's name full-screen, scrolling along the length of the phone, so you are recognised in a station or airport hall. It shows the name only, and you can add a sign agreed with your passenger that nobody can copy.

An app made by and for VTC and taxi drivers: vouchers dictated at the wheel, compliant invoices, sending by WhatsApp, SMS or email through your own phone, multi-device cloud backup, five languages, no commission on your rides. Seven days of trial with every feature.

Your vouchers and invoices are backed up on servers hosted in the European Union, in line with the GDPR. Change phones, find everything again. The website uses no advertising cookie or tracker; the app keeps no audio recording.

No. Subscriptions are taken out from the VTBON app on iPhone or Android, as an in-app purchase; they unlock every device on your account. Here, you leave your email to be told about the launch.