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Updating rider details

Updating rider details involves modifying their profile, order status, or hub assignment in the system. When a rider has pending reconciliations, such as an undelivered order due to QC failure, the system restricts new order allocations until the issue is resolved. Once reconciliation is completed, the system updates the rider’s status, making them eligible for new assignments. Admins or supervisors handle these updates through the portal, ensuring smooth operations and correct rider information in the database.

By Akash R
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This screen appears to be a Rider Information Management Dashboard, likely used for managing delivery personnel. It displays essential rider details such as contact number, email, vehicle type, vehicle registration, address, and driving license (DL) expiry date. The column for "View DL" indicates whether the driving license details are available
Step #1: This screen appears to be a Rider Information Management Dashboard, likely used for managing delivery personnel. It displays essential rider details such as contact number, email, vehicle type, vehicle registration, address, and driving license (DL) expiry date. The column for "View DL" indicates whether the driving license details are available
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This screen shows a Rider Management System interface where administrators can manage delivery riders. It provides options to download rider data, update rider information, and add new riders. The data table displays key rider details such as vehicle registration, address, driving license expiry date, comments, status, and vendor name.
Step #2: This screen shows a Rider Management System interface where administrators can manage delivery riders. It provides options to download rider data, update rider information, and add new riders. The data table displays key rider details such as vehicle registration, address, driving license expiry date, comments, status, and vendor name.
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Click on "Upload Excel For Update"
Step #3: Click on "Upload Excel For Update"
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This is a rider data dump file opened in Excel, likely exported from a rider management system. The spreadsheet contains details about riders, including their name, employee ID, username, phone number, last login, last seen time, hub code, hub name, worker creation date, and various other attributes related to their activity and employment status.
Step #4: This is a rider data dump file opened in Excel, likely exported from a rider management system. The spreadsheet contains details about riders, including their name, employee ID, username, phone number, last login, last seen time, hub code, hub name, worker creation date, and various other attributes related to their activity and employment status.

Some key observations:

  • The "NAME" column contains rider names.

  • The "EMPLOYEE" and "EMPLOYEE USERNAME" columns indicate unique IDs assigned to each rider.

  • The "PHONE NL" column seems to store rider phone numbers, but they appear in scientific notation, which may require formatting correction.

  • The "LAST LOGIN" and "LAST SEEN" columns indicate the last recorded system activity.

  • The "HUB CODE" and "HUB NAME" columns identify the hub location the rider is associated with.

  • The "ACTIVE FO VENDOR" column contains the value 334, which might be an identifier for the vendor or an activation status.

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file upload interface in an application built .The interface is prompting the user to upload an Excel file, likely to update rider details or some related data.
Step #5: file upload interface in an application built .The interface is prompting the user to upload an Excel file, likely to update rider details or some related data.
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Uploading an Excel File to Update Rider/Employee Data
Step #6: Uploading an Excel File to Update Rider/Employee Data

Updating rider details