Customer
Chooses a service, describes the need and tracks requests.

PLATFORM PRESENTATION · INVESTORS AND FRANCHISEES
Rides, Deliveries, Restaurants, Stores and Services: explore the customer experience and how each area connects to RideWay’s local operation.



Images are development references, with illustrative English translations. Features, prices and availability depend on rollout and region; they are not commercial offers.

01 · RIDES
An area for planning journeys, entering pickup and destination details and reviewing the options shown by the system.
Build a local driver network, monitor local availability and support customers. Participation by fleet motorcycles and owner-drivers depends on the operating model.
Transaction fees on platform rides, under the contract. Fleet rentals are a separate revenue stream.
An existing project workflow under validation. Modes, prices and coverage depend on the operation. Passenger transport is subject to municipal rules.

02 · DELIVERIES
Send and receive documents and small parcels, connecting delivery demand with motorcycle couriers.
Connect local demand with couriers, support pickups and deliveries and build relationships with stores, offices and other local businesses.
Delivery transaction fees. Recurring routes and business services may form part of the commercial proposal, subject to rollout and contract.
A pilot workstream under validation. Captures document development; coverage, payments and commercial launch must be confirmed with RideWay.

03 · RESTAURANTS
A dedicated area for discovering restaurants and connecting a business’s catalogue with delivery.
Recruit restaurants, guide partner registration and develop the local network. Businesses manage products and orders in the Partner portal.
Marketplace sales commissions and delivery transaction fees, once these services are implemented and contracted.
Business discovery is under development; catalogues and orders are in a test environment. A map listing does not imply a commercial partnership or an enabled ordering service.

04 · STORES
Discover stores and grocery businesses through local search and a proposed catalogue connecting consumers with merchants.
Expand the merchant network, support new partners and coordinate catalogue, customer service and delivery integration.
Sales commissions and delivery transaction fees, under the contracted scope. The model is not solely tied to fleet size.
Search and discovery are under development; shopping, inventory and orders remain in testing. Businesses on the map are not automatically RideWay partners.

05 · SERVICES
An area for discovering professionals, businesses and workshops and describing local service needs.
Develop a network of local providers, guide registration and support relationships between demand and approved professionals.
Service transaction fees, subject to the model implemented. Fees and terms must be presented before agreement.
In preparation. This presentation does not imply live bookings, available professionals, payments or commercially enabled hiring.
BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE
The proposal brings together customer service, partners and management. Each part has a role; integrations and services are rolled out in stages.
Chooses a service, describes the need and tracks requests.
Receives and tracks work available within the implemented workflow.
Manage their store, catalogue and order handling in the portal.
Brings together fleet, contract, billing, document and maintenance management.
An explanation of the model, not a real transaction or a guarantee of immediate availability.
GROWING WITH RIDEWAY
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Discuss the platform, expansion strategy, current stage, capital requirements and use of funds.
Discuss investment ↗02
Explore the territory, branch setup, fleet, network development and planned support. Investment, obligations and terms are set out in the franchise disclosure document (COF) and contract.
Explore the franchise ↗Rentals provide motorcycles for work; rides and deliveries connect demand with drivers; restaurants and stores expand the merchant network; local services add another category. This is the proposed integration model, not a revenue forecast.