This is the driver's side of a delivery. Read it once, then share it with your driver.
Step 1. Sign in
He chooses Mobile number or Email, types it with his Password, and presses Sign in. If he forgot his password, he presses Forgot your password?.
This is the driver's side of a delivery. Read it once, then share it with your driver.
He chooses Mobile number or Email, types it with his Password, and presses Sign in. If he forgot his password, he presses Forgot your password?.
When the phone asks whether the app may send notifications, he allows it.
He turns on the switch at the top of his deliveries screen. It reads On duty and he sees You are on duty and can receive deliveries.
A new delivery shows in his Active list with the items, the address and the distance, and his phone rings. He opens it.
If you switched on Drivers can accept or decline, he presses Accept delivery and confirms. To refuse it, he presses Decline this delivery and writes the reason.
One big button always shows his next step. At your store he presses I picked it up and confirms.
If he sees that your store is still preparing the order, he waits until you press Mark Ready on the order.
He presses Start delivery and confirms. Navigate opens his maps app, and Call calls the customer.
At the door he presses Delivered, then Take photo. He can Add a note (optional), then presses Complete delivery.
On a cash order, he presses I collected with the amount, then I collected the cash to confirm. If the customer does not pay, he presses Customer won't pay. If he cannot deliver, he presses Can't deliver and writes what happened.
He opens the menu and presses Cash in hand. He presses Hand over with the amount and your store's name, then confirms. He sees that he is waiting for your store to confirm.
You then press Cash received on his page in Drivers.
Your driver moves each delivery with one button per step. You follow the same steps on the order in your dashboard, and each delivery ends with a photo.
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