Loans and EMI

Vehicle loan and EMI tracking: every truck loan with its interest split, every month

Lender, vehicle, outstanding, EMI, next due date, principal and interest per month, and a calendar of what is due. Built for truck owners with financed vehicles and their accountants.

*No credit card required

What you can do

One record per loan

Lender, the bank the money landed in, the vehicle, amount, EMI, start date, tenure, annual rate.

Reducing balance or flat rate

Choose the method per loan; the schedule is built accordingly.

New or already on the books

Loan kind "Money just landed" for a new loan, "Already on the books" for one that started before NShine ERP.

See the split

Each period's EMI as principal and interest, with due date and status: due, upcoming, paid.

Due this month

EMIs with standing bills and depreciation; mark paid; post together.

Payments and history

Every EMI paid against its loan; progress shown as 3 of 12.

What the loans list shows

Lender

Related to

Outstanding

Monthly EMI

Next EMI due

Progress

Status

Lender

The truck

Balance left

EMI amount

Next due date

1/12

Active

Lender

Another truck

Balance left

EMI amount

Next due date

0/10

Active

Lender

A third truck

Balance left

EMI amount

Next due date

0/10

Active

Edit, payments and history per loan. The totals of what you owe across lenders is a glance, not a bank-app tour.

The 12-month plan

Period

Due date

Amount

Principal

Interest

Status

Oct 2026

12-10-2026

1,000

990.00

10.00

due

Nov 2026

12-11-2026

1,000

991.65

8.35

Upcoming

Dec 2026

12-12-2026

1,000

993.30

6.70

Upcoming

This is a reducing-balance loan: interest falls each month and principal rises. A flat-rate loan shows the same split every period.

Bring one loan agreement

A 30-minute demo where we enter it and show the EMI calendar for the year. No credit card, no setup fee.

Adding a loan

  • Loan kind: Money just landed, or Already on the books
  • Method: Reducing balance or Flat rate
  • Lender, and the bank the money landed in
  • Related to: the vehicle
  • Loan amount, monthly EMI, start date, tenure in months, annual interest rate
  • Secured loan (backed by an asset), active flag

Where the EMIs sit

Schedules shows every EMI due this month with standing bills and depreciation, under "Due this month" and "All dues", with Mark Paid and Post due. The calendar is for seeing; paying is recorded on the loan itself. The EMI and its interest post to the books.

A loan, month to month

  1. Add the loan with lender, vehicle, amount, EMI, start date, tenure, rate and method.
  2. The 12-month plan appears with principal and interest per period.
  3. Each month the EMI shows under Due this month with the other dues.
  4. Mark it paid when the bank transfer goes; outstanding and progress update.
  5. Interest and principal post to the books; depreciation posts beside them.

What stops happening

Loans in the bank app and a spreadsheet

EMIs paid late because the date was in someone's head

Interest lumped into the EMI

A profit figure that forgets the trucks are financed

Transport businesses that run on NShine ERP

Watch the product in action

A walkthrough of the transport management software, in your preferred language.

Frequently asked questions

Loans and schedules are included in every plan

Plans are priced by bookings per month and own vehicles, with a free trial and no setup fee. Pick the one that fits, or book a demo first.

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