Hi all,
Just out of curiosity, has anyone created a transportation app? If so, how was your design, did you use flow?
Care to share any ideas/suggestions? i have a project coming up for a transportation app.
Thanks
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Yeah, sounds like an epic project!
At a base level,
I'd set the framework like this:
List:Employees
List:Locations
List:Overtime
You'll need to set the columns up in each of these lists according to your demands. (i.e. employee.homelocation, location.pickuplocation, overtime.pointA && overtime.pointB)
Hopefully this will get you started? if you haven't already..
I'm pretty accessible if you need help, lookin forward to building this bad boy.
๐คwhat like Uber?
Can you give any more details as to what your requirements are? @kbilakanti has an app here that might be of interest to you.
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Community-App-Samples/Road-Transport-App/m-p/355065
@cds Something like that. So we have employees that want to work OT, but sometimes they already have enough staff for a specific location. Our employer is providing the opportunity to be able to take those employees to other locations so they can work there. So the employee would submit a request using PowerApps. They'll enter the request date, the 'from' and 'to' locations and if a round trip is necessary. The transport has limited seats available per trip between locations. i.e:
Locations w/ pick up times:
A - 7:30am
B - 8:00am
C - 8:30am
D - 9:00am
F - 9:30am
The transport has this route, it has to go through each of these location one at a time. There's no hoping around. So if i need to request to be picked up at location A and dropped off at location D, I need a workflow to block a 'seat' for the locations in-between.
Does that make sense?
@timl I've looked at this and the design looks good. I think I'm mostly stuck on how to figure out the flow to block seats when a request is submitted. I'll upload my design once I get the app looking more like an app. Right now i'm working on the mechanics of the functionality.
Yeah, sounds like an epic project!
At a base level,
I'd set the framework like this:
List:Employees
List:Locations
List:Overtime
You'll need to set the columns up in each of these lists according to your demands. (i.e. employee.homelocation, location.pickuplocation, overtime.pointA && overtime.pointB)
Hopefully this will get you started? if you haven't already..
I'm pretty accessible if you need help, lookin forward to building this bad boy.
Sure, I will work on incorporating the same in powerapp soon.
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