Understand the offer
Present pickup time, passenger and luggage requirements, vehicle eligibility and the information the driver needs to decide. Agree what is visible before acceptance and which details stay restricted.
Give drivers a clear route from an offered job to a completed journey. We develop driver experiences around your allocation rules, working practices and existing systems.
A useful driver app does more than display the next pickup. It explains what is being offered, what needs attention and what the office will see after an action. We start with the everyday handoff between controller and driver, including the moments when a job cannot be accepted or a connection drops.
Present pickup time, passenger and luggage requirements, vehicle eligibility and the information the driver needs to decide. Agree what is visible before acceptance and which details stay restricted.
Connect acceptance, approach, arrival, passenger pickup and completion to the same booking reference. Define cancellation, waiting and exception handling with a clear route back to the controller.
Scope document submission, corrections, expiry, approval, availability and shifts. A document upload should not silently approve a driver or make an unsuitable vehicle available.
Explain failed actions and retain the driver’s draft. Discuss device connectivity and reconciliation rules before promising background operation or offline dispatch.
Show agreed journey values and statement information with clear definitions. Payment processing, payroll, deductions and accounting connections need their own scope and controls.
Prioritise readable controls, predictable navigation and accessible states. Platform choice, mobile permissions, notifications, navigation and app-store distribution are agreed during discovery.
Choose “Driver onboarding” or the connected airport-booking journey in Guided journeys.
Open the driver onboarding journey to inspect fictional document corrections, expiry and approval. Then choose a ready driver for the connected booking flow.
Create and allocate a booking in dispatch, switch to the assigned driver perspective and explicitly accept the offer. The demo checks the current assignment.
Advance the journey in order and compare the passenger and dispatch views. The completion record stays linked to the original booking.
Instant access with your own populated working copy. All transport, driver movement and payments are simulated. No live AI, WhatsApp, voice or notification provider is activated by exploring.
Your project starts with the workflow and the people using it. Include the points below so we can discuss a useful first phase, its dependencies and how you would accept it.
This sends a real project enquiry to Digital Taxi Solutions. It does not purchase software or request a transport booking. Keep your saved reference; email confirmations may be unavailable.
The experience shown here is an interactive browser demo with fictional records. A production mobile or web app, supported devices, app-store release and operating procedures are specified and tested as part of your bespoke project.
Potential connections start with your provider’s documented interfaces and account permissions. We confirm access, data responsibilities and failure handling before promising an integration.
No. Job offers, driver actions and journey updates stay inside your isolated demo workspace. Real push, SMS, email or transport operations require a separately approved implementation and provider configuration.
Find the gaps. See the opportunity.
Leave with a clearer way forward.
Open the dispatch experience instantly. Follow a booking through the booker, controller, driver and passenger views, then select the capabilities your business needs.