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# Partner Network
Exchange bookings directly with other transport companies that use CodiCo Dispatch.
The **Partner Network** links your CodiCo Dispatch system with the system of another transport company. Once connected, you can send bookings to each other directly. Open **Integrations → Partner Network**.
The Partner Network page. The token is hidden in this screenshot.
## Connect with a partner
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{% step %}
### Share your token
Copy **Your Token** and send it to your partner. They add it to their system.
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### Add your partner's token
Your partner sends you their token. Add it to the partner's company profile in your system (**People & Companies → Companies**).
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### Exchange bookings
When both tokens are added, the systems are connected and bookings can be exchanged directly between the companies.
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The page shows two lists:
* **Partners Connected to You (Inbound)** — partners who connected your company to their system with your token. You can share bookings with them.
* **Partners You Connected To (Outbound)** — partners you connected through your local company. They can send bookings to you.
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Treat your token like a password. **Regenerate** creates a new token. Partners that use the old token will then need the new one.
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The same token is used to connect with [AirportTaxis.com](/documentation/integrations/airporttaxis.com.md).
## Watch the video
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Connect Your Partner Network with CodiCo Dispatch Software
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Read more about the [Partner Network](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/partner-network/) on the CodiCo website.
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