Getting started: everything hangs off the trip.
Trajenda revolves around one thing: the trip. The driver, the stops, the documents, what happens on the road and finally the invoice all hang off a trip. Plan a trip well and the rest follows.
Two screens
There is the office screen and the driver's screen. The office sees lists, the planning board and the map. The driver sees one trip at a time, with large buttons. What the driver records is with you within seconds.
Search
The search bar at the top (or Ctrl+K, ⌘K on a Mac) finds a trip by reference number, customer name, registration, driver name or date. A few fit per kind; if there are more, the bottom says there are more results. Type a few more letters.
That line is there for a reason. If you do not see a customer, you assume they are not there and create them again. Then there are two customer records with half an address, and half the invoices end up on the wrong one.
Copper means: your turn
If you see copper-coloured text with an exclamation mark, on the dashboard, the board or anywhere else, it always means the same: you need to do something here. It is never a status colour.
Try it with your own trips.
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