Cordic review
A configurable dispatch system for taxi operators managing bookings, drivers and payments.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cordic provides cloud dispatch and fleet-management software for taxi and private-hire operators. It brings passenger booking, driver job management, dispatch, pricing, payments and reporting into an operations system. Booking channels include apps, web, telephone and WhatsApp, while the Driver app supports daily jobs. The published platform details list web and Android, with cloud and mobile deployment. Its fit spans small, mid-market and enterprise operators, particularly fleets that need to coordinate bookings and drivers across several channels.
Dispatch depth is a central strength. Operators can automate job assignment using closest-car, longest-waiting-driver and auto-bidding rules, and set smart pricing by location, vehicle type, date and time. Live job and vehicle updates keep fleets and passengers informed; driver-document uploads and reporting address compliance workflows. SuperYes adds cross-fleet job sharing. These capabilities make Cordic relevant to operators with varied dispatch policies or a need to share work between fleets, rather than businesses looking only for a basic booking page.
Payments and connected services are another important consideration. Cordic supports online card, PayLink, chip-and-pin and cash, and its integrations span payment, booking, accounting, compliance and taxi-industry services, including Stripe, SumUp, Xero and DVLA. API access is listed, and support channels include email and phone. According to the vendor's pricing information, recurring plan prices are not published and prospective buyers need to contact sales for a quote or demo. That sales-led process may be less suitable for teams needing to compare fixed prices before engaging. Taxi and private-hire fleets seeking configurable dispatch and payment options should consider Cordic; organizations outside ride operations should look for a broader-purpose platform.
Cordic pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Accepts passenger bookings through apps, web, telephone and WhatsApp
- Automates dispatch with closest-car, longest-waiting and auto-bidding rules
- Supports multiple payment methods and live fleet updates
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales for a quote or demo
- Published platform coverage lists web and Android
- Its ride-operations focus may not suit businesses outside taxi and private hire
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