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# Drivers
Add drivers, set their commission, block accounts and process driver commissions.
Drivers carry out rides with the [CodiCo Driver App](/documentation/people-and-companies/driver-mobile-app.md). Every driver belongs to a company. Open the list with **People & Companies → Drivers**.
The Drivers list. Contact details of the first driver are blurred.
## The drivers list
| Column | What it shows |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **ID** | The driver's number in the system. |
| **Name** | The driver's name, photo and customer rating with the number of reviews. |
| **Licence expires** | When the driver's licence expires. |
| **Contacts** | The driver's email and phone number. |
| **Commission** | The driver commission rate. |
| **Created** | When the driver was added. |
The buttons at the top open the [Schedule](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/schedule.md) and add a new driver (**Add new**). Each row has **Edit**, **Commissions** and **Delete**.
## Add or edit a driver
Click **Add new**, or **Edit** in a driver's row.
The driver form (demo data).
| Field | What it does |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Company** | The company this driver works for. Required. |
| **Driver commission rate (%)** | The driver's commission for each completed booking. |
| **Name**, **Phone number**, **Email** | The driver's name and contact details. The email is also the driver's login for the app. |
| **Photo** | The driver's photo. |
| **Language** | The driver's language. |
| **Vehicle model**, **Vehicle color**, **License plate** | The vehicle the driver uses. Required. The license plate is also shown on the [Schedule](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/schedule.md). |
| **Comment** | Internal notes about the driver. |
| **Blocked** / **Blocked reason** | Block the driver from a date and time, with a reason such as *Rules violation* or *Driver account scheduled for deletion*. |
| **Customer reviews** | **See all Reviews** shows the reviews customers left for this driver. |
| **Password** | Set or change the driver's password for the app. |
**Billing Information** on the right holds the driver's legal and bank details for payout invoices.
{% hint style="info" %}
A driver who works alone, without a company, is set up as a company with **Work as single driver (freelancer)** turned on. See [Companies](/documentation/people-and-companies/companies.md#general-information).
{% endhint %}
## Driver commissions
Click **Commissions** in a driver's row to open the driver's commission page. It shows the driver's commission rate, the number of **unprocessed bookings**, the total bookings amount and the driver commission, and lists every booking with the bookings amount, the company amount and the driver commission. Click **Generate Invoice** to create the driver's payout invoice for these bookings.
## Watch the video
{% embed url="" %}
Smarter Driver Management Tools for Better Performance
{% endembed %}
Learn more about [driver management](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/drivers-management/) on the CodiCo website.
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