Website bookings
Passengers can request or book online, with the booking landing in the dispatch queue instead of an inbox.
Platform
CBS helps a fleet owner see every booking source in one operational list, so dispatchers stop retyping the same job into separate systems.
Booking.com and Trip.com connections are optional modules; website, manual and phone booking entry are part of the daily dispatch workflow.
A fleet owner should be able to read this page and know exactly where the work moves, who touches it, and what becomes easier to control.
Passengers can request or book online, with the booking landing in the dispatch queue instead of an inbox.
Jobs that arrive by email or phone can still be entered by the desk, but they end up in the same list as everything else.
Booking.com and Trip.com can send jobs in, then receive driver and live-status updates back where the integration is enabled.
The point is simple: one booking, one record, one place to assign it and report on it.
Network bookings are free to run. When you use CBS for your own bookings, Dispatch is €199 a month after the included free start. Optional modules are priced separately on the pricing page.
Check the current pricingYes. Phone/manual booking entry remains available. The phone-system module is for browser calling, local numbers, recordings and searchable call logs.
The OTA connection is a paid module because each connected account takes setup and support. The current module prices live on the pricing page.
No. The booking page or widget can be connected to the site you already have. A full website build is optional.
Tell us where your bookings come from and how many cars you can cover. We will show the parts that matter and leave out the ones that do not.
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