A rider went quiet
He shows under “Not seen 7+ days”, with a button to ask him to open the app.
Each pin is where a rider was last seen in his app. The map shows who was seen today, who has gone quiet and who never opened the app, and asks them to open it with one tap.
Honest about what a phone can tell you.
Each time a rider opens his app, his pin moves to where he is. The pin stays there until he opens it again.
Riders seen today, seen this week, not seen for 7 days or more, never opened, or opened with location off.
Riders the platform says delivered yesterday, but who weren’t seen in the app that day, are listed on their own.
One tap sends a notice to their phone and in-app inbox. Asking a whole group is for admins, who type the number to confirm.
Bikes whose riders haven’t been seen for a while are listed as dark bikes, and possible fake locations are flagged.

The questions the office usually answers by calling round.
He shows under “Not seen 7+ days”, with a button to ask him to open the app.
Riders the platform paid for yesterday who never opened the app that day are listed for you.
Riders who never opened it are counted on their own, so you know who still needs it.
Dark bikes lists active riders whose bikes haven’t been seen for a while, for recovery or misuse.
“App opened, no location” shows riders whose location may be off, so you can tell them.
The day’s chart shows when riders were seen, and the map can show today’s busy areas.
Set up for you, on your own riders.