Ride lifecycleReal operating interface
Every ride, from request to settlement
This section combines ride state, search, route detail, and the difference between estimated and actual fare in one operating record.
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7Primary ride states
2Fare paths
1Complete settlement record
Operating flow
A filterable ride list
Operators search pending, searching, accepted, arrived, in-progress, completed, or cancelled rides by the operating state they need.- Payment method and vehicle-category filters
- Driver and customer search
- Preset ranges from today to one year
Ride management
Status tabs, search, date ranges, payment methods, and vehicle classes make the operational queue manageable.Operating flow
Ride detail and route truth
The record shows the driver, customer, expected and actual paths, and the fare elements that explain the financial decision.- Estimated, actual, and approved fare
- Expected and actual routes on the map
- Distance, duration, and service fee
- Customer amount, company share, and driver net
Cancellation and route context
The ride record keeps the cancellation state, customer, route, and responsible parties together.Route points and tracking metrics
Pickup, destination, stops, expected path, and actual tracking data can be reviewed on the same record.Operating flow
Detail that explains the final settlement
Distance, duration, payment, discount, service fee, company share, and driver net remain tied to the route and final state.- Distance and duration facts
- Fare and discount distribution
- Company share and driver net
- Cancellation reason and initiating party when present
Ride metrics and fare breakdown
Distance, duration, payment, discounts, service fees, company share, and driver net explain the final amount.Ride lifecycle