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your system.
A guest's ride arranged from your own booking flow. Overflow handed to our drivers. Access proven by a boarding code. Built together with each partner. Plainly, there is no public API yet.
Guest rides from your booking flow
A hotel or host arranges the airport pickup inside their own booking flow. The guest installs nothing. The ride is simply waiting when they land, and the front desk watches it arrive.
Overflow for transport operators
A dispatch or transport operator hands 745 the trips they cannot cover tonight. Their passenger still gets a vetted driver, a boarding code and live tracking: under their booking, on our fleet.
Key handover and access
The boarding code that starts every trip is proof of who arrived. Check-in services and property platforms build on it: the right person at the right door, verified before a key changes hands.
The ride home, sold at checkout
An events platform sells a prepaid ride with the ticket. The guest leaves with a reference and a PIN: any browser at the venue calls their car, no app and no account.
Where this really is
Plainly: there is no public API, no self-serve keys, no sandbox to sign up for today. Every integration running on 745 was built alongside the partner, on the same platform our own apps use. That’s slower than a docs page, and it’s why the things that ship actually work at the kerb, at 7:45, with a real driver and a real passenger. Tell us what you’re trying to run and we’ll tell you honestly whether 745 can carry it yet.
R800, and what it buys
Sending a proposal is free and always works. Anyone can submit, and every submission returns a ticket on the spot. The R800 fee decides whether your proposal is read, not whether it can be sent. It buys a considered read and a straight answer from the people who build these partnerships, and it is why a serious proposal here is never buried under speculative mail. Your proposal is stored the moment you submit; it enters the reading queue when the fee clears against your ticket.
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