Customer & Passenger
Use an existing customer record or create the booking with the contact and passenger information the team needs.
Create, update and operate chauffeur reservations without rebuilding the same journey across emails, spreadsheets and dispatch notes. Keep the customer, passenger, route, vehicle, flight information, return journey, pricing and payment status together in one working reservation record.
A chauffeur reservation is more than a pickup time. It becomes the source of information for the office, dispatcher, chauffeur, customer service team and finance. The reservation workspace keeps those details structured from the moment the journey is created.
Use an existing customer record or create the booking with the contact and passenger information the team needs.
Set the booking type, pickup, drop-off, date, time, passengers, luggage, flight details and journey requirements.
Select the outbound vehicle and keep a return journey, return timing and return vehicle inside the same reservation.
Record base fare, return fare, add-ons, VAT, discount, paid amount, payment method and payment status.
The completed reservation is available for assignment, dispatch, chauffeur communication, payment activity and reporting.
The booking form is organised around the journey rather than a generic contact form. Operators can create airport, distance, hourly or multi-day work and capture the details required to operate it properly.
Keep different service types structured without turning each one into a separate manual process.
Record flight numbers alongside pickup details so airport work can move into flight monitoring and operational handling.
Store a clear pickup, destination, schedule, vehicle and passenger requirement for direct chauffeur transfers.
Capture hourly duration when the customer needs a chauffeur and vehicle available rather than one fixed destination.
Keep both legs in the same booking with return pickup, drop-off, date, time, duration and vehicle requirements.
Use the reservation workflow for work that extends beyond a single transfer and needs a longer operational window.
Return work should not become a second disconnected note. The reservation can hold the return route, schedule and vehicle requirement while the fare summary keeps the commercial side of the booking visible.
The reservation list gives the office a working view of bookings, customers, journey type, assignment, payment and status so the next action is easier to identify.
Work through reservations by the booking information and operational status your team is looking for.
See whether the chauffeur and vehicle are already attached or the booking still needs operational attention.
Keep unpaid, partially paid and completed payment states visible alongside the reservation.
Keep reservation status visible before the booking moves further into dispatch and trip execution.
The booking details view gives operations one place to check the commercial and operational record before making a change. Customer information, journey legs, flight data, driver and vehicle, payment position and status history stay attached to the booking.
Reservations can work with customer records so the office can keep customer contacts, passengers, addresses, notes and previous booking context connected to the wider chauffeur operation.
Keep the booking linked to the customer rather than treating every journey as an isolated form submission.
Support bookings where the person arranging the journey and the passenger travelling are not always the same person.
Keep admin notes and customer notes available on the booking so important journey context is not buried in a message thread.
Once the booking is created, the same record can continue through assignment, dispatch, chauffeur activity, payment handling and reporting. That continuity is what turns a booking form into operational software.
Customer, journey, vehicle, pricing, payment and notes stay attached to the same reservation.
Airport, hourly, return and multi-day journeys are handled as transportation workflows, not generic form entries.
The booking can move into dispatch, driver operations, tracking, finance and reporting without starting again.
Status, assignment and payment visibility helps the booking desk understand what is complete and what still needs action.
Walk through a real chauffeur reservation from customer selection and journey setup through return travel, pricing, payment status and operational handoff.