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Have an option (checkbox, whatever) for the Driver to save their credentials, so they don't have to type them in every time.
Can you also make it so that this data is saved through upgrades? This way the Drivers can easily/quickly log in through an upgrade.
Basically we need to de-couple the concept of being logged in from being online, just as Onfleet did. Once logged into the app, there was a separate toggle for online vs. offline. We should take this the step further to say that if you're logged in, and if you have the app open, and if you're marked as on_shift in the admin, then the app should automatically set you to online with node. And conversely, once the admin takes you off shift, then you should go offline in the app and in Atlas--and you shouldn't be able to toggle yourself as online if the admin hasn't marked you as on_shift.
Let's discuss further.
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cc @marcdoan
Sorry if you're already doing this.
Have an option (checkbox, whatever) for the Driver to save their credentials, so they don't have to type them in every time.
Can you also make it so that this data is saved through upgrades? This way the Drivers can easily/quickly log in through an upgrade.
Basically we need to de-couple the concept of being logged in from being online, just as Onfleet did. Once logged into the app, there was a separate toggle for online vs. offline. We should take this the step further to say that if you're logged in, and if you have the app open, and if you're marked as on_shift in the admin, then the app should automatically set you to online with node. And conversely, once the admin takes you off shift, then you should go offline in the app and in Atlas--and you shouldn't be able to toggle yourself as online if the admin hasn't marked you as on_shift.
Let's discuss further.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: