A rule that lets a vehicle in one service class also fulfil orders in another when the order's conditions fit, such as a Maybach classed Executive taking a Limousine order when its seats cover the passenger count.
A rule that lets a vehicle in one service class also fulfil orders in another when the order's conditions fit, such as a Maybach classed Executive taking a Limousine order when its seats cover the passenger count.
See also: Vehicle classification, Executive, Limousine
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The ride-hailing / car-service mode: riders book a ride on your storefront, drivers are dispatched, and you handle payment + payouts.
One booked trip in Dispatch: pickup, drop-off, a quoted fare, an assigned driver, and live tracking.
A person who accepts and fulfills Rides, invited by magic link, with a vehicle and optionally their own payout account.
A customer who books a Ride: a special kind of customer, tracked in your one Customers book.
An offered ride tier — Sedan, SUV, stretch limo, and so on — each with its own rate table. When a rider books, the service level they pick sets which rates the fare is computed against and what vehicle class fulfills the ride.