SleekRide

Your team, locations, and businesses

Employees with real permissions, per-location operations, and every business you run reachable from one picker.

  1. 01

    Invite employees with scoped permissions

    Co-owners, managers, dispatchers, drivers: each invite carries permission flags for exactly what that person can do, from accepting jobs to managing payouts. You stay the owner; they get their slice.

  2. 02

    Run each location on its own settings

    Every physical location keeps its own hours, capacity, and services. Customers route to the right door automatically.

    The locations page with per-location settings
  3. 03

    Add a second business any time

    Different trade, different brand, same login. Spin up another business whenever you need one. Each business keeps its own coverage, prices, and books, no matter how many you run.

  4. 04

    Switch between everything you are from one picker

    The Switch to picker in the top right lists every entity you hold on SleekRide, in the same order every time: Personal first, then each business you own or work at by its real name, then Platform admin if your account is permitted. Click any entry and you land straight on that dashboard.

  5. 05

    The pill names the portal, the picker names the business

    The little pill in the corner only ever reads Customer portal, Provider portal, or Admin portal. It tells you what kind of portal you are standing in. The picker is where the real names live, so open it whenever you need to confirm which of your businesses you are actually inside.

  6. 06

    Each business menu shows only what that business does

    A business dashboard's menu is built from what that business actually runs on SleekRide, so two businesses under your login can show two different menus. A tire shop sees Inventory and Register; an insurance broker sees Leads instead. Company vehicles is the one item every business menu carries, and it always opens the same My Garage, whichever business you are switching between.

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