Inside TaxiDex
Automatic dispatch
Offer the job to the right driver, and write down why it was chosen.

What it does
You choose how jobs reach drivers. One at a time, so the best-placed driver is offered first and the next one gets it if they decline. Everyone at once, where the first to accept wins. A queue, for airport and station ranks, where the longest-waiting driver is offered first. Or assign instantly with no accept step at all.
Around that sit the settings that decide what "best-placed" means: how far to search, whether to widen the radius when nobody takes it, how long a driver has to accept, how many times to retry, and what happens when nobody accepts at all.
A plain-English summary rewrites itself as you change things, so you can read back what the system will actually do before you save it.
- Four dispatch methods, including a proper airport-rank queue
- Search radius that widens on its own when nobody accepts
- Eligibility rules: rating, acceptance rate, vehicle type, active jobs
- Every offer records a plain-English reason for the choice
See it on your own fleet
Half an hour, your zones and your fares set up live, and a real job run end to end. Then 14 days on your own work.
