What does the driver see, and what never reaches him?
The driver app as a separate entrance with no prices and no office portal, the one-time login code, location never requested, phone numbers and e-mails hidden in logs, and only a mask of the fuel card number.
What you get
- The driver sees his missions and his money — no prices, no portal access.
- Login code: once, 24 hours, five attempts, only a fingerprint stored.
- Phones and e-mails hidden in logs and error reports, fuel card kept as a mask.
Transcript
The driver app isn’t the same portal on a small screen; it’s a separate, narrow entrance. The driver sees only his own missions, the trip documents and his own money; no prices and no one else’s missions. And this access doesn’t open the office portal.
The six-digit login code works only once and lives for twenty-four hours. After five wrong attempts it’s burned, and the database doesn’t keep the code itself, only its fingerprint.
Today the app has no geolocation: it asks for the camera and notifications, but never for your location. The geotracking module is still to come.
In technical logs and error reports, phone numbers and e-mail addresses are hidden. As for the fuel card number, the system never stores it in full, only a mask.
The driver gets his mission. The rest stays out of sight.