Assign resources and manage trip status
Match the intended driver and vehicle to a reservation, then advance status only when the real operation supports it.
Start with the workflows most relevant to your responsibilities.
Match the intended driver and vehicle to a reservation, then advance status only when the real operation supports it.
Start a booking, save it as a quote or reservation, and process incoming quote requests from Dispatch.
Understand where operational work lives and use a safe checklist before configuring a live company.
Record concise operational context in the appropriate trip workflow without placing sensitive data in notes.
Review drivers, vehicles, vehicle types, and fleet groupings before dispatchers begin assigning trips.
Reconcile partner work and payout amounts against accepted farm-outs before approving a financial outcome.
Confirm partner, trip, assignment, and settlement context before sending work outside the operating company.
Use a before-and-after checklist when changing configuration that can affect dispatch and daily workflows.
Check date, view, filters, reservation state, and permissions before recreating work or escalating an issue.
Learn how rate plans, rules, elements, settings, and testing tools fit together before changing pricing.
Use Zone Explorer to review service geography and understand how zones participate in pricing decisions.
Calculate representative trips, inspect stored quotes, and use results as evidence during pricing review.
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.