DCRSP pools your late-shift employees into shared taxis home. It finds the cheapest fair grouping, orders the cars from your taxi provider and shows you where every euro went.
Tonight, one car for
Georgi, Maria, and Elena
The trip page: one link per rider, no app
Road times come from real maps, the drop-off order is planned for the driver, and nobody's ride grows by more than 15 minutes.
Colleagues who live near each other share one car instead of a taxi each, and fewest kilometres is one of the grouping rules. Less driving, less carbon.
The cheapest fair grouping wins every night, cars come at your provider's existing rates, and every euro shows per ride, per employee and per office.
Works with what you already use
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Today someone groups people by hand, rings the taxi company and hopes the bill makes sense at month end. DCRSP does the grouping, the ordering and the bookkeeping, every night.
Built for
late-shift offices
Every possible grouping of tonight's riders is checked, and the cheapest one wins only if each person stays inside their detour cap.
DCRSP connects to the taxi company you already use and orders every car itself, with the right seats and the stops in order. No phone calls at midnight.
Cost per ride, per employee, per project and per office. Each team gets a view for the question it actually asks.
Booking, grouping, ordering, the ride itself and the books: one system, from the first booking to the last drop-off.
1 link per rider per ride
No app, no password
Each rider gets one email with a link to a temporary trip page: the car, the plate, the drop-off order, a chat that opens 10 minutes before departure and a "Show to driver" screen in Bulgarian.
See the screensRiders sign in with their company account on the work PC and book tonight's slot in two clicks. The Tonight page then shows their car and group, exactly like the trip page.
How it worksAn admin books a ride for a client or a guest, from any address to any address. The guest gets the same trip page by email; the ride shows up under the project that hosts them.
QuestionsThe transport team sees tonight's cars and exceptions, the CFO sees spend and trends, payroll sees rides per employee and account managers see the cost of their project.
See the screensCompany sign-in, home addresses encrypted, data hosted on Google Cloud in Belgium, every admin action logged, and a kill switch that stops all ordering at once.
Data questions1linkemail per rider per ride, nothing to install
10minbefore departure the group chat opens
0callsto the taxi company at midnight
Watch the filmLate shifts end when buses have stopped. Getting everyone home safely should not depend on one tired team lead and a spreadsheet.
Three people who live ten minutes apart should not take three taxis home at midnight.
And nobody should have to work out who goes with whom, call the taxi company and reconcile the bill at month end. That is the job DCRSP does.
Riders booked the 23:30 car on their work PC during the shift. Late changes are still taken until now.
DCRSP locks tonight's groups and orders each car from your taxi provider. Each rider gets one email with a link.
Ten minutes before departure the group chat opens on the trip page, and the plate appears when the driver is assigned.
The driver follows the planned drop-off order. The trip page closes when the ride is completed.
Each person sees only what they need, with company sign-in and an audit trail.
Book tonight's ride on the work PC, then follow the car on the trip page from their own phone. No app and no extra password.
Tonight's cars, plates and exceptions, address approvals, no-show disputes, feedback and the kill switch.
Monthly spend, the trend, the budget per office with alerts at 80% and 100%, and the split by project.
Each employee's rides with each car's cost, downloadable as a CSV for the payroll run.
One project's riders, rides and cost, including the visitor rides it hosted.
Real screens from the product, shown with invented names and numbers.
| Screen | For | When | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Book tonight | Riders | During the shift | Work PC |
| Approvals | Transport team | Any time | Desk |
| Payroll | Payroll | Month end | Desk, CSV |
| Visitor rides | Admins | Before a visit | Desk |
Riders do the first one. DCRSP does the other three while the shift is still working.
Riders sign in with their company account and book tonight's slot on the work PC. Their home address is set once, with the exact pin where the car stops.
Book a demoWhen booking closes, it checks every grouping and picks the cheapest one that keeps each rider inside their detour cap, with road times from real maps.
Book a demoEach car goes to your taxi provider with the right seats and the stops in order. If a car is late, your admins hear about it first.
Book a demoEach rider gets one email with a link to the trip page: the car, the plate, the group chat and a 112 button. It closes when the ride is completed.
Book a demoIn every plan
Company sign-in
EU hosting
For offices that run late shifts every night.
What's included?
€99/ office / month
+ €3 per active rider / month
Talk to usA visitor who rides in a month counts once as an active rider.
Start with one office and see a full month of nights.
What's included?
Scopedtogether with you
Write to us and we will plan it with you.
Plan a pilotThe DCRSP fee covers the software only.
Every promise on this page is something you can see working in a demo, on your own data rules.
Phone numbers stay hidden in the group chat. Riders talk to each other without ever seeing a number.
Home addresses are encrypted, and every time an admin opens one, it is written to the audit trail.
If a car does not come, the rider sees what to do on the trip page, and your admins are alerted straight away.
Everything you need to know before your first night: no jargon, no fine print.