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# Glossary

Short definitions of the terms used in CodiCo Dispatch.

The main concepts and user roles are explained in more detail in [Key Concepts and User Roles](/documentation/getting-started/key-concepts-and-user-roles.md).

| Term                            | Meaning                                                                                                                                                                              |
| ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Admin console**               | The web application where system managers run CodiCo Dispatch.                                                                                                                       |
| **Affiliate**                   | A business customer who books on account, can pay later on invoice and earns an affiliate commission. See [Affiliates](/documentation/people-and-companies/affiliates.md).           |
| **Assignment**                  | Giving a booking to a company and, optionally, a driver. See [Assigning Bookings](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/assigning-bookings.md).                                       |
| **Booking**                     | One ride ordered by a customer. A return trip has a second booking with the suffix `/B`.                                                                                             |
| **Booking form (widget)**       | The form customers use to get a price and book, on your website or in the passenger profile. See [Website Booking Form](/documentation/sales-and-marketing/website-booking-form.md). |
| **Commission**                  | The share of the booking price kept by you or paid to a partner or affiliate.                                                                                                        |
| **Company**                     | A transport company that carries out rides: your own company or a subcontractor. See [Companies](/documentation/people-and-companies/companies.md).                                  |
| **Coupon**                      | A promo code with a fixed or percentage discount. See [Coupons](/documentation/sales-and-marketing/coupons.md).                                                                      |
| **Division**                    | A market or service area. Integrations map vehicle types per division.                                                                                                               |
| **Driver**                      | A person who carries out rides with the driver mobile app. See [Drivers](/documentation/people-and-companies/drivers.md).                                                            |
| **Farm In / Farm Out**          | Receiving trips from (farm in) or sending trips to (farm out) another platform, such as GNet.                                                                                        |
| **Lady-ga**                     | A label for bookings that are assigned only to women drivers. See [Booking Limits & Rules](/documentation/system-settings/booking-limits-and-rules.md).                              |
| **Notification template**       | The content of an email the system sends. See [Notifications](/documentation/notifications.md).                                                                                      |
| **Partner Network**             | Direct booking exchange between companies that use CodiCo Dispatch. See [Partner Network](/documentation/integrations/partner-network.md).                                           |
| **Partner token**               | The secret key that identifies your system in the Partner Network and with AirportTaxis.com.                                                                                         |
| **Passenger profile (cabinet)** | The customer's own account, where they book and see their bookings.                                                                                                                  |
| **Payment order**               | An entry in Invoices: a payment for bookings, a payout or a manual order. See [Invoices & Payments](/documentation/invoices-and-payments.md).                                        |
| **Payout**                      | A payment order from you to a company for the bookings it carried out.                                                                                                               |
| **Price offer**                 | A price proposed by a company for a booking.                                                                                                                                         |
| **Referral link**               | A link to your booking form that credits bookings to a referral partner.                                                                                                             |
| **Referral partner**            | A business, such as a hotel or travel agency, that sends you customers and earns a commission. See [Partners](/documentation/people-and-companies/partners.md).                      |
| **Route pricing**               | Special prices between two zones. See [Route Pricing](/documentation/fleet-and-pricing/route-pricing.md).                                                                            |
| **Shared taxi**                 | A ride shared by passengers going the same way. See [Companies & Shared Taxi](/documentation/system-settings/companies-and-shared-taxi.md).                                          |
| **SMTP**                        | The mail server connection used to send emails. See [SMTP (Email)](/documentation/integrations/smtp-email.md).                                                                       |
| **System manager**              | An admin user of the console. See [System Managers](/documentation/system-settings/system-managers.md).                                                                              |
| **Urgent booking**              | A booking close to its pickup time, as set by **Urgency period**.                                                                                                                    |
| **Vehicle class**               | The type of vehicle a customer books, such as Saloon or Minibus. See [Vehicle Classes](/documentation/fleet-and-pricing/vehicle-classes.md).                                         |
| **Webhook**                     | An address another system calls to send data, for example new bookings from Transferz or Booking.com.                                                                                |
| **Zone**                        | An area drawn on the map, used for pricing and rules. See [Custom Zones](/documentation/locations-and-rules/custom-zones.md).                                                        |


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