Offer a defined piece of work
Share the necessary journey and service requirements with the intended partner. Set a response deadline and supplier amount, and explain what acceptance means.
BESPOKE SOFTWARE · UK OPERATIONSShared work.
Shared work.
Clear responsibility.
Coordinate work across trusted operators and fleet suppliers without losing ownership of the journey. Build the permissions, offer rules and commercial handoff around your network.
ONE CONNECTED OPERATIONINTERACTIVE DEMO
DEMO WORKFLOW
Every journey has a next step.
Airport transferReview pickup detailsReview
Corporate journeyAccount reference suppliedReady
Local bookingVehicle requirement to confirmCheck
BOOKINGS→PEOPLE→PROGRESS
Fit the way
your team works.
Passing a booking to a partner should not mean losing track of who accepted it, which resource is assigned or what was agreed commercially. We separate the customer-facing operator, receiving partner and fulfilling driver so each organisation has a clear responsibility and an appropriate view of the work.
WHAT WE CAN CUSTOMISEUseful details.
Useful details.
Clear boundaries.
Respect coverage and capacity
Agree partner eligibility, operating areas, vehicle requirements and response rules. Expired or rejected offers need a visible recovery path rather than an assumption that the job is covered.
Allocate within the partner’s fleet
Keep supplier drivers and vehicles linked to the correct organisation. Recheck readiness, capacity and timing before allocating a physical resource.
Keep both sides informed
Connect acceptance, assignment and journey progress to a shared booking reference while limiting access to unrelated fleet, customer and commercial records.
Reconcile with evidence
Record the agreed supplier cost, completion, adjustments and settlement status. Define disputed-work and failed-payment handling without silently rewriting historical figures.
Build around existing relationships
Start with your current partner model, contracts and available interfaces. A portal, controlled integration or reporting layer may be the appropriate first stage.
EXPLORE BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Follow the connected journey.
Choose the “Partner fulfilment” guided journey to follow offer, acceptance, resource assignment and completion together.
Create a partner offer
Choose an eligible fictional booking and partner, set a supplier cost and deadline, then inspect the limited receiving-partner view.
Accept and allocate
Switch to the intended partner, accept within the deadline and assign an eligible owned driver and vehicle. Conflicts are checked again.
Complete and reconcile
Progress the partner journey and review the linked supplier record. Payment and settlement outcomes remain simulated; no funds move.
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.
MAKE THE FIRST CONVERSATION USEFULBring your context.
Bring your context.
We’ll shape the scope.
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.
- Partner organisations, service coverage and who owns each booking
- Offer deadlines, response rules and escalation responsibilities
- Supplier costs, adjustments, disputes and settlement reporting
- Record-sharing boundaries, audit needs and available provider APIs
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.
BEFORE WE STARTGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is this a public marketplace for taxi jobs?
No. This demonstrates software capabilities that can be customised for an agreed partner network. Commercial participation, provider obligations and any live marketplace model would require a separate scoped project.
Can a partner see all of our bookings?
The demonstration limits partner views to the work they are permitted to handle. Production organisation boundaries and data-sharing rules must be agreed, implemented and tested with your network.
Will it automatically pay a supplier?
The demo records fictional settlement states only. Any real payment, invoicing or accounting connection needs its own implemented adapter, approvals, reconciliation controls and provider testing.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s get your
business moving.
Find the gaps. See the opportunity.
Leave with a clearer way forward.
MORE BOOKINGS. FEWER MISSED CALLS. BETTER-RUN FLEETS.Prefer to email?
SEE HOW IT CONNECTSExplore the journey.
Explore the journey.
Shape your own system.
Open the dispatch experience instantly. Follow a booking through the booker, controller, driver and passenger views, then select the capabilities your business needs.
Explore dispatch demo Discuss my bespoke build No registration required to explore. Demo journeys use fictional records; transport and payments are simulated.