For fleets with vehicles on hire

If your company is the keeper and someone else was driving under a signed agreement, PCN Flow does the paperwork to pass the PCN on.

Car and van hire

The best fit.

Your problem: Tickets arrive weeks after the car came back, and the same car has had three hirers since. Every issuer wants the details in its own form.
What PCN Flow does: Finds the agreement for that date, including mid-hire vehicle swaps, files the transfer and tells the hirer.
Watch for: Agreements must carry the hirer's signed statement of liability and the required particulars. PCN Flow warns you when something looks missing.

London-heavy tickets from TfL and the boroughs.

Your problem: Cars out for months at a time, in the congestion charge and ULEZ zones and on red routes, and agreements with a fixed term of six months or more.
What PCN Flow does: Files on TfL's and the boroughs' websites where it can, and stops any council, TfL or Dart Charge ticket on a hire of six months or more, so you can fix the paperwork or mark it Fine Not Assignable.
Watch for: London bus lane PCNs generally can't be transferred. PCN Flow stops those too, so you can pay and recharge.

A partial fit. Read this one carefully.

Your problem: Long agreements, business customers and private parking charges that keep arriving at your address.
What PCN Flow does: Handles private parking charges and Clean Air Zone charges on hires of any length, and can name a company as the hirer.
Watch for: The hire-firm route for council, TfL and Dart Charge tickets needs a fixed-term hire under six months, so PCN Flow stops those on longer agreements. Talk to us about your agreement type first.

Only some of these fit.

Your problem: Your own staff drive your vehicles, so tickets land with you as the keeper.
Where it fits: PCN Flow is built around hire agreements. If drivers or subcontractors hire vehicles from you under a signed agreement, it works the same way.
Where it doesn't: Employees driving company vehicles with no hire agreement have no hire-firm ground to rely on. PCN Flow isn't the right tool for that.

You want someone else to handle tickets for you. PCN Flow is software, not a bureau
You're a driver with your own PCN
You need police notices (NIPs, section 172) filed

Email us the question, or try it on your own agreements in a free trial.