Add drivers and prepare them for the app
Create each driver's record and login, review their working settings, and prepare their invitation.
Start with the workflows most relevant to your responsibilities.
Create each driver's record and login, review their working settings, and prepare their invitation.
Connect your setup with one controlled booking and verify pricing, dispatch, the Driver App, and the resulting billing record before launch.
Review company and office information, view company documents, and open Compliance to manage their records.
Create a trip in the Driver App, check its price, add named passengers, and prepare a separate return or continuing booking.
Select or create a passenger or booker, review duplicate matches, and save confirmed Home or Business addresses from a phone contact.
Use role-based Operations tools, follow Today attention items, and review booking warnings and changed fields before accepting or rejecting a booking.
Find company settings, Website setup, compliance readiness, Dispatch, and finance in OpenLimo Backoffice.
Sign in on iPhone or Android, allow notifications and location, assign the right vehicle, and check a first trip with dispatch.
Configure company details, fleet readiness, dispatch policies, pricing, payments, and the web booking flow before launch.
Add operational users, assign the least access they need, and verify sensitive areas with a role-based test.
Open Studio from Backoffice and find rate-plan prices, zone-rate editing, and service geography.
Prepare fleet records, review compliance readiness, and manage requirement packs and document actions before dispatch.
Confirm partner, trip, assignment, and settlement context before sending work outside the operating company.
Reconcile driver work through settlements and balances before completing a payout.
Identify integration responsibilities and use Settings → Website for booking embeds and allowed website access.
Review Allow, Warn, and Block assignment policies and verify individual settings changes before dispatch use.
Configure payment behavior with a finance owner and verify it using an approved, non-live test workflow.
Trace payment history first, then use the adjustment that matches the approved financial outcome.
Find shared pricing settings, understand office synchronization, and check the currency used for new quotes.
Create the customer record used for pricing, booking policy, billing, and associated people.
Connect your operating brand and service types to vehicle classes, then register the cars your drivers use.
Add passengers and bookers, link them to customer accounts, and choose whether to invite them to sign in.
Start in the correct operating company, confirm administrator access, and add your Back Office team.
Enter company identity, regional settings, branding, and the locations your operation uses.
Create default prices, add the zones and charges you need, and check real booking examples before taking bookings.
Scan a license or read a medical card, check the captured details, attach required evidence, and follow the status of your own compliance documents.
Check date, view, filters, reservation state, and permissions before recreating work or escalating an issue.
Trace the amount from report or invoice back to its contributing records before applying an adjustment.
Check rate matching, variation conflicts, currency errors, and missing quote records before changing a price.
Find Backoffice settings and configure website addresses, DNS, booking embeds, and Allowed websites.
Navigate receivables, partner payouts, driver pay, and reports while preserving the distinction between each workflow.
Find the right pricing tools and add or edit zone rates and independent variations within a rate plan.
Review geography in Zone Explorer and choose the correct pickup, drop-off, either-end, or between-zone rate scope.
Choose the report that answers the business question and record filters and timing with exported results.
Calculate representative trips, compare rate variations, and review saved quotes and their modification history.
Read the operational board, apply focused views, and keep changes tied to the reservation you intend to manage.
Triage operational warnings by impact, investigate the underlying reservation, and document the resolution.