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Plugins

This subsection provides options to integrate various plugins into the panel.

Within Settings, go to Plugin.

Integrate and manage plugins such as:

  • Payment Gateways (e.g., Stripe, PayPal)
  • SMS Gateways
  • Email Services
  • Other third-party integrations

Each tab lets you toggle between multiple service providers and enable/disable them with just a switch.

Under Payment Gateway, you’ll see popular services like Stripe, RazorPay, GreenPay, Dibsy, and many others. Each plugin block includes:

  • A short description about the gateway
  • A toggle switch to enable or disable
  • A view icon to preview

while tapping over the view button you can see a pop up will open. There you can see

Here you can enter

  • Secret Key
  • Public Key
  • Same on dispatcher (yes/no)
  • Stripe Connect(yes/no)
  • Select the toggle for Google Pay, Apple Pay, both
  • Transaction Charges (%)
  • Transaction Charges (Flat)
  • CountryCode</li
  • Merchant Name
  • Environment

At the bottom two buttons are there ‘submit’, ‘cancel’

Under SMS Gateway, you’ll see popular services like Twilio, Sinch etc. With a toggle-based activation system and form-based credential input, enabling these services is as easy as flipping a switch and pasting in keys or tokens.

while tapping over the view button you can see a pop up will open. There you can see:

By entering your sender number, Account SID, Auth Token and same on dispatcher (yes/no). Once configured, you can send real-time alerts to users by hitting the ‘submit’ button at the bottom..

Under Third Party, you’ll see popular services like Firebase Private Key or Zendesk.

while tapping over the view button you can see a pop up will open. There you can see

Just paste your Firebase JSON key and submit!

Under Email Gateway, you’ll see popular services like SendGrid, MailChimp, Node Mailer etc.

while tapping over the view button to open the configuration modal. There you can see

Enter details like SendGridFromEmail, SendGridKey, same on dispatcher (yes/no) and hit Submit to activate.

Under Calling Gateway, you can automate voice calls and manage IVRs with Exotel or Twillio.

while tapping over the view button to open the configuration modal. There you can see

Configuration fields include API Keys, API Token, Sub Domain, SID, Caller ID, Caller Type, same on dispatcher(yes/no). Once filled, hit Submit to go live.

FAQ's

The Plugins section allows you to integrate and configure third-party services essential for platform functionality, including payment gateways, SMS providers, email services, push notifications, and calling services.

The system supports a variety of major payment gateways, such as Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Paystack, and others. A full list is available in the admin panel under the Payment Gateways section.

To enable a payment gateway:

  1. Create an account with the selected payment provider
  2. Obtain your Public Key and Secret Key (API credentials)
  3. Enter these details into the platform’s gateway configuration form

Once saved, the gateway will be functional and available for users.

Yes, you can configure multiple gateways. You can also choose which ones to enable for specific regions or user types based on your business logic.

Yes, the admin panel is designed to handle sensitive information securely. Always make sure you use HTTPS and follow standard access control policies to protect your panel.

SMS gateways (like Twilio, Nexmo, etc.) are used to send important transactional messages—such as OTPs, booking confirmations, and ride updates—to customers and drivers via SMS.

  1. Choose a supported SMS provider
  2. Sign up and get your API Key, Sender ID, and Auth Token
  3. Enter the credentials into the SMS configuration section in the admin panel

Once saved, SMS communication will be activated.

The Firebase key enables push notifications on Android and iOS devices. You need to configure Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) and provide the server key to enable real-time app notifications.

You can integrate popular email services such as:

  1. SMTP (custom email server)
  2. SendGrid
  3. Mailgun
  4. Amazon SES

Once connected, these services handle emails like registration confirmations, receipts, and alerts.

Enter your service’s SMTP host, port, username, password, and sender email in the Email Configuration section of the panel. After saving, test the setup by sending a test email.

Yes, the platform supports integration with third-party calling APIs to enable driver-customer communication via in-app or masked calling features, depending on the service provider.

No developer is needed for basic setup. The admin panel offers a user-friendly interface. However, if custom logic or advanced routing is required, a developer may be needed for extended support.

That specific service (e.g., payments, SMS, email) will remain inactive on the platform until configured. The platform is modular, so other parts will continue to function normally.

Yes, most services provide sandbox/test environments. Use test keys from your provider to simulate real behavior without processing live data.

Yes, the admin panel may provide logs or status indicators to show success/failure messages for plugin connections. Some services also return real-time validation messages upon saving credentials.