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One number per country — the driver app sends the driver's phone country and gets that country's number, falling back to Default if that country has none set.

Per vehicle type: base fare, per-km rate, and max trip distance. A type past its distance limit is quietly left off the rider's vehicle picker for that trip — leave distance blank for unlimited (e.g. car types for outstation trips).

Everyone with access to this panel.

List of countries supported in the app.

Hub points (town center coordinates) that Routes are priced between. A ride's pickup/drop is matched to whichever zone's hub is nearest by real GPS distance — a village never listed here (e.g. a pickup 25km from the Sitamarhi hub) still resolves to Sitamarhi automatically, with that extra distance added on top of the route's price.

Admin-curated allow-list for Outstation/Intercity/Rental/Local Taxi bookings — a trip on a from/to pair with no matching Active route (for the service it's booked as) is refused outright, not just priced differently. Distance/Duration are informational; the fare is the route's price for that vehicle, or the Outstation formula (Ride Types) when the route has no price for it.

A lower one-way price on a route for the dates you pick, e.g. Sitamarhi → Patna, Sedan ₹2000 → ₹1500. Riders see it on the app’s Home screen with the regular price struck out, and every Outstation booking on that route, direction and vehicle gets the offer price automatically.

App-wide defaults for a ride scheduled ahead of time. A Route (see Routes Management) can override the scheduling window for itself — everything else here stays global. The suggested advance % is shown to the rider on the fare/review screen; it does not block a cash booking (no online payment collection is wired up in the app yet).

Extra charge for night, peak hours or festival dates. Times are IST. If several charges match a pickup time, only the highest % applies (they do not add up). The % is added to the final fare, Outstation Round Trip included.

Only for big places with more than one pickup spot, like an airport's Arrival and Departure or a station's two sides. These spots show first when riders search, and a rider whose pickup is inside the venue's area is asked which spot they're at. The driver sees the exact spot as the pickup address. Everywhere else, normal map search is enough.

Country → State → District → City → Pincode. A pickup is matched to the most specific node configured for it (its pincode, else city, else district, else state, else country) — that node's Active/Inactive decides whether booking is allowed there. A level with nothing added just falls through to its parent, so you only need to add the granularity you actually care about (e.g. just a state, or a state plus one excluded city inside it). Empty tree = no boundary enforced, any pickup can book.

Require riders to pay a small advance online before a ride can be booked, for a specific state + vehicle type combination (e.g. Bihar + Sedan = ₹100). The advance is deducted from the final fare — the driver only collects what's left at completion. No rule for a combination means normal free/cash booking, as usual.

A city's service area is a circle around its center point. A pickup inside it uses that city's fare overrides below (Rates); a pickup outside every city's circle just uses the normal app-wide default fare — it's never blocked from booking.

Leave a field blank to inherit the app-wide default for that field instead of overriding it for this city.

Brands drivers can pick from when adding their vehicle. A driver only sees brands of their vehicle type (Car, Bike or Auto).

Models available under each brand.