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# AirportTaxis.com

Exchange bookings with AirportTaxis.com.

Approved transport providers can exchange bookings with **AirportTaxis.com** directly from CodiCo Dispatch. Open **Integrations → AirportTaxis.com**.

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### Apply to AirportTaxis.com

Apply to become a provider at [airporttaxis.com/become-provider](https://airporttaxis.com/become-provider/) and complete their partnership process. The partnership is handled directly between your company and AirportTaxis.com.
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### Send your CodiCo token

Copy your token from **Integrations → Partner Network** (see [Partner Network](/documentation/integrations/partner-network.md)) and send it to AirportTaxis.com when you request the connection.
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### Add the AirportTaxis.com token

AirportTaxis.com sends you their **Partnership token**. Paste it in **Integrations → AirportTaxis.com** and click **Connect**.
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When both sides have added the other's token, the connection is established and you can exchange bookings.

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The two tokens are different. Your CodiCo token goes to AirportTaxis.com. The AirportTaxis.com token goes into CodiCo Dispatch. Don't enter the same token in both systems.
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Read more about the [AirportTaxis.com integration](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/airporttaxis-integration/) on the CodiCo website.


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