Dispatch Configuration - 365 Management

Dispatch Configuration - 365 Management

The Dispatch Configuration screen is where you can control how your system deals with dispatching work to your drivers. This is useful for ensuring the dispatching of jobs is fair and efficient, meaning fewer complaints from your drivers. A well-configured dispatch system promotes fairness among drivers by implementing rules and priorities that consider factors such as driver availability, waiting times, and booking priority.


To access this screen:

  1. Click on Dispatch Configuration from the Dispatch dropdown menu.

General Settings

The General Settings tab contains settings that are important for the overall dispatch functionality as they will affect your drivers and bookings globally.

How Does It Work?

Within the General Settings, you can configure and optimise your dispatch system, ensuring seamless and efficient operation. The configuration options available operate on the principle of promoting fairness and efficiency when dispatching jobs to drivers. Through criteria-based job assignments, the system ensures that bookings are allocated based on predefined rules, taking into account factors such as driver availability, waiting times, and booking priority.

 The sections to configure include the following:

  1. General
  2. Dispatch Modes
  3. Priorities
  4. Times
  5. Auto Cancel

There are also important features that require thorough configuration for your system and other linked features to work effectively. These include:

  1. Soon To Clear Mode
  2. Follow On Bookings
  3. Route Based Dispatch
  4. Booking Priority Order

General

In General Settings, many configurable options can improve your dispatch times and automation:


  • Hold NAK'd Bookings: By enabling the option to 'hold' bookings that have been NAK'd (Not Acknowledged), you give operators a chance to review a booking without immediate dispatch if a driver has not acknowledged it. This prevents drivers from being unfairly burdened with bookings they may not be able to accommodate.
  • Enable Dispatch to NAK Zone: If enabled, drivers who have not acknowledged a job and are in the No Acknowledgment zone will be able to receive job offers.

  • Default Split Booking Mode: Select which default vehicle type should be used when splitting a booking on Booking & Dispatch. This is required when you have a job with many passengers across several vehicles. You have the following options:
    • Operator Override: Select this option to set it so it is down to the operator to decide what vehicle type.
    • Smallest Vehicles: The system will send the smallest vehicles to cover the amount of passengers in the booking, depending on the size of the booking party, this option may result in more vehicles required. This option may also result in a wait time while vehicles become available.
    • Largest Vehicles: The system will send the largest vehicles to cover the amount of passengers in the booking, depending on the size of the booking party, this option may result in fewer vehicles required. This option may also result in a wait time while vehicles become available.
    • Largest Available Vehicles: Unlike the other vehicle options, this option searches for the largest applicable vehicles that are currently available, ensuring your passengers are sent their vehicles as soon as required.

The following settings are used for configuring your dispatch types:

  • Maximum Nearest Dispatch Distance (m): The system will not dispatch a booking to vehicles that are outside of this range when in a backup zone using 'Nearest Vehicle'.
  • Shortest Waiting Backup Zone Price Threshold: Any 'Shortest Waiting' backup zones will be changed to 'Longest Waiting' if they exceed this price.
  • Nearest VS Longest In Zone Tune Distance (m): If a vehicle is within this radius and has been waiting longer than the nearest vehicle, then it will be given priority.
  • Nearest Vehicle VS Longest Waiting Minutes: If a vehicle has been waiting for longer than the set time, then it will have a booking priority over the next nearest vehicle.

  • Enable Booking Release Code: Enable to allow operators to set a booking release code for certain bookings. This will be typed on Booking & Dispatch on the booking form & must be passed to the driver to enter on Driver Companion.
  • Enable Zone Grouping: Enable to allow zones to be grouped together.
  • Overbooking Protection Applies to ASAP Bookings: The overbooking protection feature, when enabled, considers ASAP bookings in 15-minute time slots to prevent drivers from receiving additional work that might cause delays. This ensures efficient operations, prevents driver overload and maintains service reliability.

  • Callback Mode: Select which booking type ringback is enabled. This will only work if you have ringback configured and enabled on your system. The configurable options are:
    • Off: Ringback is disabled and will not happen.
    • All Bookings: Ringback occurs on all bookings.
    • Dispatched Bookings Only: Ringback only occurs on bookings that are currently dispatched.
    • All Bookings - On Demand: Ringback can happen on any bookings, but the operator must enable this on the booking form.
    • Dispatched Bookings Only - On Demand: Ringback happens for dispatched bookings, but the operator must enable this on the booking form.

Soon To Clear Mode

The Soon To Clear (STC) mode is important in ensuring automated dispatch. When a driver enters the Soon to Clear status, the system anticipates their upcoming availability for the next booking. This approach ensures that new bookings are directed to drivers who are on the verge of completing their current jobs, minimising idle time, and enhancing overall operational efficiency. The result is a reduction in the need for manual intervention, optimising both resources and time.

The importance of Soon To Clear Mode extends to the seamless functioning of Follow On Bookings.

Soon To Clear Mode provides control over whether vehicles enter the STC status manually or if the system automatically designates vehicles as soon to clear upon entering the destination zone. When configuring the feature, you have the following options:

  • None: Disables the Soon To Clear feature, consequently turning off auto-follow on bookings.
  • Manual: Drivers can use the STC ( ) icon within the Driver Companion to manually enter soon to clear mode, allowing the system to anticipate their availability for the next booking. This setting offers flexibility but may reduce the number of auto-follow on bookings offered to drivers.
  • Automatic: In automatic soon to clear mode, the system automatically designates vehicles as soon to clear when they enter the zone of the passenger's destination. If the driver passes through the destination zone while completing vias, the mode is not triggered until all vias are completed.
  • Manual and Automatic: This setting combines automatic STC mode with the option for drivers to manually set their mode to STC, providing a flexible yet automated approach.

Follow On Bookings

A follow on booking is a booking that is sent to a driver while they are already completing another trip nearby. With follow-on bookings enabled, you will receive job offers before completing your current job, improving dispatch times and offering more driver availability. Dispatching to a vehicle earlier means your passengers can track their vehicle earlier too.

To configure, select the Follow On Bookings button which opens a guide/wizard for you to configure which mode. Once ready, use the Next button to move to the Configure tab. Here you can choose the type of dispatch mode to apply to your follow on bookings from the following options:

  • None: This disables follow on bookings within your system so drivers will not receive any follow on bookings.
  • Manual: Select this option if you would like operators to manually dispatch all follow on bookings.
  • Automatic: Select this option for follow on bookings to be automatically dispatched to drivers based on appropriate criteria, such as, the driver is currently at STC status and has no upcoming prebookings that would be impacted by taking said booking.
  • Manual and Automatic: Select this option so that operators can manually dispatch follow on bookings while the system also automatically dispatches applicable bookings as well.

For information on the benefits of the feature and how drivers interact with follow on bookings in Driver Companion, see Feature Focus: Auto Follow On Booking.

Route Based Dispatch

Route Based Dispatching considers several factors such as the route, traffic, and speed to determine the route for dispatching instead of a straight line calculation. This will result in more accurate Estimated Time of Arrivals (ETAs).

  • Nearest Vehicle: The vehicle closest by distance is dispatched to the booking. The options in backup zones and bidding mode are also changed to 'Nearest Vehicle' upon selecting this option.
  • Soonest Vehicle: The vehicle that will reach the pickup first is dispatched to the booking. This takes into consideration the route, traffic and speed. The options in backup zones and bidding mode are also changed to 'Soonest Vehicle' upon selecting this option.

Along with the new routing options, there are settings in Route Calculation that control the routing engine that is used to work out the routes between the suitable drivers and the pickup of a booking. For more information see Route Calculation.

Booking Priority Order

Configuring the priority order for bookings allows you to establish fair criteria for dispatch. Bookings within a certain range or with specific attributes can be given priority, ensuring that drivers receive jobs based on pre-defined criteria rather than random allocation.

There are two configurable options:

  • Booking Priority Order: Bookings within a certain range or with specific attributes can be given priority, ensuring that drivers receive jobs based on pre-defined criteria rather than random allocation. Setting a higher ‘Zone/Step Limit’ will make bookings of certain priorities be dispatched quicker. The value entered for that limit represents the number of backup zones or steps that are checked when a booking of this priority first becomes active, if a driver is not found in the first two steps, then the rest of the backup zones will be checked in order.

  • Booking Priority Order (m): This is the radius set for the booking priority order, the step size here will be a radius drawn around a booking in meters that will double in size each time a driver is not found in any given step.

We recommend utilising the Booking Priority Order settings to prioritise critical customer groups, such as corporate account customers.

Dispatch Modes

Within the Dispatch Modes section, various controls govern how operators can book jobs in the Booking & Dispatch module. Here's an overview of the available options:

  • Multi Pickup: Enable to allow users to book jobs with more than one pickup address.
  • All Jobs Are Multi Pickup: Toggle on to designate all bookings as 'multi pickup' jobs. If activated, the operator can press F5 or click ‘Edit Route Point’ after entering the second pickup location. The system prompts the user to specify whether the location is the pickup, a via, or the destination address.

  • Map Click Dispatch Mode: Enable this option to allow operators to click on a booking from the active bookings list and dispatch it to a vehicle on the map within B&D.
    • Off: Disables this feature, preventing operators from dispatching via the map.
    • On: Enables the feature, requiring the operator to confirm the dispatch by manually clicking Yes (Y) or No (N) as a keystroke after selecting a vehicle.
    • On (No Confirmation): Enables the feature without displaying a confirmation prompt, streamlining the dispatch process for operators.

Priorities

In this section, you can give priorities to different categories of job types, this would be done to prioritise the four groups on a rank of 0-9, with 9 being the highest priority and zero being the lowest. You can assign a priority to account bookings, advanced bookings, IVR bookings and mobile app bookings.

Priorities should be set for the configuration of the Booking Priority Order.

  • Account Bookings Priority: When an account booking is created, the priority here is assigned to the booking automatically.
  • Advanced Booking Priority: When an advanced booking is created, the priority here is assigned to the booking automatically.
  • IVR Bookings Priority: When an IVR booking hits the system, the priority here is assigned to the booking automatically.
  • Mobile App Bookings Priority: When an app booking hits the system, the priority here is assigned to the booking automatically.

Times

You can configure the times of your dispatch configuration here.

  • Limit Work Time: Set how long a driver can be in the 'Limit Work' status when using the limit work command. This feature must first be enabled for Driver Companion in Management by navigating to Drivers > Driver Companion > Functionality Group > Interface.
  • Dispatch Booking Penalty Time: When dispatching a booking to a vehicle, the vehicle receives a penalty and they are unable to receive work for the specified time. This is to reduce the number of drivers cancelling/rejecting a job they do not want to do.
  • Cancel Booking Penalty Time: Set how long a driver must wait to receive work if they cancel a booking.
  • Soon To Clear Time: Set how long a driver can remain in the STC status.

Auto Cancel

To control whether your system utilises auto cancellation of bookings after certain parameters are met, configure the settings here.

  • Enable Auto Cancel: Toggle on to enable auto cancellation within your system. Following the configuration of the settings below, passenger's bookings will automatically cancel if they meet the criteria set.
  • Auto Cancel Timer: Enter a time value in hours and minutes of how long a passenger must wait for a driver to be assigned to their booking when booking through your passenger app before the booking is automatically cancelled.
  • Auto Cancel Zones: Use the dropdown menu to select the zones you wish to apply the time limit. App bookings made in these zones are auto-cancelled if there is no driver assigned to the job within the time set in 'Auto Cancel Timer'.

Bidding

The Bidding tab contains settings that allow drivers to compete for and secure bookings using Driver Companion. Drivers can put themselves forward to receive and complete a booking using our bidding mechanisms, with our system determining which driver is most eligible based on your configured criteria.


How Does It Work?

You configure your bidding settings with Dispatch Configuration > Bidding and then your drivers can interact and use this feature within their Driver Companion device.

With Bidding, drivers can place bids on available booking types: active (ASAP bookings) and advanced (prebookings). Our system uses different settings, including bidding modes, to determine which driver receives the successful bidding booking. Our bidding modes promote fairer dispatch, ensuring the most suitable driver gets the booking.

 The sections within Bidding you can configure include the following:

  1. ASAP Bidding
  2. Active Booking Bidding
  3. Prebook Bidding
In addition, you should also consider the following important settings within this section:
  1. Bidding Mode
  2. Bidding While Busy
  3. Booking Offering Order

ASAP Bidding

The following parameters within this section control how your system handles ASAP bookings. The most important setting is 'Bidding Mode', which determines the criteria for which driver is most eligible for a booking.

Bidding Mode

  • Bidding Mode: This setting controls how bidding behaves within your system, determining which driver is most eligible for a booking by your specified bidding type. There are a few different modes to control this:
    • None: Disables bidding within your system. No jobs are available to bid on. 
    • Fastest Finger First: The driver who was first to bid for a booking by physically selecting the Bid option on their Driver Companion is allocated that booking.
    • Nearest Vehicle: The booking is allocated to the nearest vehicle to the pickup point that the driver has bid on.
    • Bid Zones: The Bid Zones configuration in Dispatch > Zones > Bid Zones determines which drivers can bid and who is most suitable.
    • Longest Waiting: The driver who has been waiting the longest for a job is assigned the booking.
    • Nearest Zone: The driver who bids on the booking and is closest to the pickup zone is allocated the booking.

  • Enable Bidding List: Enable to send the drivers a list of bookings that are available for bidding when they bid on a zone on their device.
  • Show Bidding List Duplicates: Disable this option so that bookings with the same details are hidden in the bidding list. Enable to display these bookings to drivers.

  • Booking Bid Expiry Time: After the first bid request on a booking, the system counts down this time (in seconds) before allocating the job to the most applicable driver depending on your bidding configuration.
  • Vehicle Bid Expiry Time: Set this to a value higher than Booking Bid Expiry Time as this defines the number of seconds that elapse before a bid is disregarded.

Bidding While Busy

Bidding While Busy allows a driver to bid for work while they are already busy on another job. This is a very useful feature for drivers as it helps them to plan and ensure that less time is spent waiting for a booking to be dispatched to them.

  • Allow Bidding While Busy: If enabled, drivers can bid on bookings while they are busy on another job. We recommend using Bid Offer Mode for driver safety to ensure they receive bids in a safer, more user-friendly manner.
    • Off: Disables Bidding While Busy, meaning no drivers can bid on jobs while they are busy on a job.
    • Manual Mode: This mode means that drivers have access to the 'To Bid' tab on Driver Companion and can bid for bookings in zones while busy on a job. This is NOT recommended as drivers should avoid interacting with their companion device while driving.
    • Bid Offer Mode: This is the safer mode which is recommended to use if you want your drivers to bid for work while busy on other jobs. When set to bid-offer mode, drivers who are eligible to bid for a job are sent the bid offer request as a full-screen presentation with actions to bid or skip. This means that the driver is not scrolling through lists of jobs to bid for while driving, making it a much safer option.
  • Bid Busy Hold Time: If a busy driver successfully bids for a job, the system holds the booking for the time specified here. If a driver does not clear within this time, they do not receive the booking.

  • Bidding List Fields: When a driver bids for a zone, they see the fields selected here in a list on their device.
  • Bidding List Max Bookings: The number entered here represents the maximum amount of jobs that a driver can see in their bidding list at any one time.
  • Maximum Bidding Distance: This setting will draw a radius around the pickup of a job, so only drivers within that radius will be able to bid for the job. There is also a 'maximum bidding distance for zone' setting within Zone Configuration which will override this.

Active Booking Bidding

Active Booking Bidding is the newer version of our bidding feature, allowing drivers to see more clearly the details of the jobs they can bid on in a list within Driver Companion. When enabled with the 'Enable Bidding for Active Booking' toggle, the driver will see a new tab within Driver Companion called 'To Bid' which is the interface that shows all available active bookings that can be bid on.

An active booking is a booking that is displayed on the active screen of Booking & Dispatch, if a booking is not on the active screen of B&D, then it will not show to the driver through Driver Companion.

  • Enable Bidding for Active Bookings: This toggle controls whether the drivers have access to the active booking bidding feature.
  • Limit Number of Bookings Shown: The value entered here will be the maximum number of bookings shown on the list of prebookings that the driver can bid for within the Prebooking section of Driver Companion.
  • Enable New Active Booking Notification: When a new booking becomes available in the To Bid screen of a drivers companion device, they receive a notification based on what this setting is configured to.
  • Default Job Selection Recipe: Use recipes to control which bookings appear on the To Bid screen of Driver Companion. If a booking matches the recipe criteria of the recipe added here, the booking will show on the To Bid screen.

Prebook Bidding

The Prebook Bidding section allows you to configure how your system handles advanced bookings. This feature enables drivers to better plan their on-shift time for the day or week. Prebookings are any bookings that are made in advance by a passenger. These bookings will appear on the 'B' (Advanced) screen of the Booking & Dispatch interface.

  • Enable Bidding for Prebooking: This toggle controls whether the drivers have access to the prebook bidding feature.
  • Limit Number of Bookings Shown: The value entered here will be the maximum number of bookings that show in the To Bid screen of Driver Companion.

  • Add Callsign to Booking: Use this setting to control which 'Required Driver/Vehicle' field is populated with the callsign on the booking form.
    • Driver: Only populates the callsign field with the Driver's callsign.
    • Vehicle: Only populates the callsign field with the Vehicle's callsign.
    • Both: Populates the callsign field with both the driver and vehicle callsigns.
  • Enable New Prebooking Notification: When a booking becomes available in the Prebookings screen in Driver Companion, they will receive a notification based on what this setting is configured to:
    • Off: The drivers will not receive any notifications about new prebookings.
    • When Clear: Only clear drivers will receive notificaitons about new prebookings.
    • Always: Every driver that is on shift, whether they are busy, clear or somewhere between will receive a notification that there are new prebookings available.

Booking Offering Order

These settings allow you to set up Trip Bands which your drivers fall into while on shift. To do this:

  1. Click on the Booking Offering Order button, followed by the Add button. This opens a popup where a new booking offering order rule can be created.
  2. When Trips Value is selected, clicking on Trips Value Bands allows you to enter trip value bands. These bands represent the amount the driver has made or has assigned on their current shift.

    For example, if the first trip value band is set to 10 and the offering minutes are set to 2, then prebooked jobs up for bid will show to drivers with earnings of £10 to under for 2 minutes, before showing to the next set of drivers in the next band.

  • Booking Offering Order: The settings within this popup can be set up so prebook bidding is fairer among drivers. You can allow certain drivers to see bookings before other drivers based on the value of trips they have already completed on their shift.
    • Name: Enter a suitable name for your Booking Offering Order.
    • Description: Optionally, add a description of what this order does.
    • Offering Order Factor: Set to None so that there is no order in regards to total trip value that your drivers will be in while on shift. Set to Trips Value to add bands to represent the amounts in which bookings will be offered to your drivers.
    • Trips Value Bands: Select the Trips Value Bands button and configure the order by using the + Add button to add bands.
  • Booking Recipes: The configuration within this setting allows you to highlight which bookings appear on the Prebookings screen of Driver Companion. You can also choose which type of bookings are restricted for drivers to bid for, helping to keep bidding on higher priced jobs fairer among drivers.
  • Default Booking Offering Order: This is where you can select which 'Booking Offering Order' rule to use with the bid for prebooking feature.

Route Calculation

The Route Calculation tab contains settings that control how the system calculates the route for your bookings.


How Does It Work?

The Route Calculation settings enable you to customise your system to use different routing options to control how your Pricing, Estimated Time of Arrivals (ETAs), and Dispatching are calculated. These settings also allow you to enhance route calculation through features such as Consider Historic Travel Times.

Route Calculation aims to address issues like inaccurate ETAs and inefficient dispatching. For example,  selecting the appropriate routing mode can enhance ETA accuracy and dispatch efficiency in areas with geographical obstacles like rivers.

The sections within Route Calculation you can configure are the following:

  1. Pricing
  2. ETA's
  3. Dispatch

In addition, there is a specific feature you can activate depending on your configuration, Quantum Dispatch. Through using Autocab's routing system, our Quantum Dispatch feature enables the use of live traffic data when calculating routes for Dispatch and ETAs.

Pricing

The settings control which provider is used to calculate routes that are used when pricing is calculated.

  • Mode: Use the dropdown menu to select which routing engine option to use to calculate routes. 
    • Straight Line: Calculates the route in a straight line (as the crow flies). We recommend avoiding using this option for route calculation as it is the most inaccurate choice of the options available. Traffic options and Shortest/Quickest route cannot be configured with Straight Line.
    • Autocab Routing: Use Autocab's own routing system to generate routes for pricing. You can select Historic as your Traffic Options so historic travel conditions are considered in the route generation.
    • Google: (Requires a Google API key) Uses Google's API to generate routes. This is beneficial as this way takes into consideration real-time traffic conditions but this can come at a considerable cost so be mindful of this.

      To configure Google routing, you must first enter your Google API Key into the corresponding text box.
  • Traffic Options: Select whether your routing option should use historic traffic or not.
    • None: Disables the use of historic traffic when calculating routes.
    • Historic: Enable to use historic traffic where routes suggested by the system takes into account historic travel times, resulting in potentially differing routes and times depending on the time of day and day of week.
  • Shortest or Quickest Route?:  
    • Quickest Route: Calculates the route to find the quickest way, this may increase or decrease the length travelled.
    • Shortest Route: Calculates the route to find the shortest way, this may result in longer times waiting in traffic etc. 

ETA's

The settings control which provider is used to calculate routes that are used when ETA's are calculated.

  • Mode: Use the dropdown menu to select which routing engine option to use to calculate routes. 
    • Straight Line: Calculates the route in a straight line (as the crow flies). We recommend avoiding using this option for route calculation as it is the most inaccurate choice of the options available. Traffic options and Shortest/Quickest route cannot be configured with Straight Line.
    • Autocab Routing: Use Autocab's own routing system to generate routes for ETA's. You can select Live as your Traffic Options so real-time traffic conditions are considered in the route generation.
    • Google: (Requires a Google API key) Uses Google's API to generate routes. This is beneficial as this way takes into consideration real-time traffic conditions but this can come at a considerable cost so be mindful of this.

      To configure Google routing, you must first enter your Google API Key into the corresponding text box.
  • Traffic Options: Select whether your routing option should use historic traffic or not.
    • None: Disables the use of historic traffic when calculating routes.
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    • Historic: Enable to use historic traffic where routes suggested by the system takes into account historic travel times, resulting in potentially differing routes and times depending on the time of day and day of week.
    • Live: Enable to use live traffic data when calculating routes. Routes may vary at different times and days due to traffic conditions. See Quantum Dispatch for more information.
  • Shortest or Quickest Route?:  
    • Quickest Route: Calculates the route to find the quickest way, this may increase or decrease the length travelled.
    • Shortest Route: Calculates the route to find the shortest way, this may result in longer times waiting in traffic etc. 

Dispatch

The settings control which provider is used to calculate routes that are used for dispatching bookings to vehicles.

  • Mode: Use the dropdown menu to select which routing engine option to use to calculate routes. 
    • Straight Line: Calculates the route in a straight line (as the crow flies). We recommend avoiding using this option for route calculation as it is the most inaccurate choice of the options available. Traffic options and Shortest/Quickest route cannot be configured with Straight Line.
    • Autocab Routing: Uses Autocab's own routing system to generate routes for dispatching vehicles. You can select Live as your Traffic Options so real-time traffic conditions are considered in the route generation.
    • Google: (Requires a Google API key) Uses Google's API to generate routes. This is beneficial as this way takes into consideration real-time traffic conditions but this can come at a considerable cost so be mindful of this.

      To configure Google routing, you must first enter your Google API Key into the corresponding text box.
  • Traffic Options: Select whether your routing option should use historic traffic or not.
    • None: Disables the use of historic traffic when calculating routes.
    • Historic: Enable to use historic traffic where routes suggested by the system takes into account historic travel times, resulting in potentially differing routes and times depending on the time of day and day of week.
    • Live: Enable to use live traffic data when calculating routes. Routes may vary at different times and days due to traffic conditions. See Quantum Dispatch for more information.
  • Shortest or Quickest Route?:  
    • Quickest Route: Calculates the route to find the quickest way, this may increase or decrease the length travelled.
    • Shortest Route: Calculates the route to find the shortest way, this may result in longer times waiting in traffic etc. 

Route Calculation Options

  • Use Quickest Route For Journeys Further Than (km): Set how far a journey can be before the system automatically uses the quickest route over alternatives.
  • Google API Key: If using Google routing, you must enter a Google API Key in this field before selecting Google as your routing option.
    Warning
    Important: Google's route calculation comes at a cost to yourself.

Quantum Dispatch

Quantum Dispatch, introduced in Management version 28, is a configurable setting for calculating ETA and Dispatch routes that takes live traffic conditions into consideration. This feature uses real-time traffic data to recommend the most appropriate routes for bookings, resulting in more accurate ETAs and improved driver allocation.

With Quantum Dispatch, your routes may vary at different times and days due to traffic conditions, providing improved efficiency and precision for route calculation.

To configure your system to use quantum dispatching:

  1. Under ETA's and Dispatch, select the mode as Autocab Routing
  2. Set the Traffic Options for both sections to Live.
  3. Select Save to apply your changes.