Delivery overview
The Dashboard provides separate delivery workspaces for monitoring delivery orders, monitoring drivers, and coordinating both together. Choose the view that matches the task before opening an order detail panel, where operational actions may be available.
Delivery pages depend on your role, plan, read-only status, and project configuration. A page can be available to your account even when its sidebar item is not shown in the current navigation layout. Contact a project administrator if you expect a Delivery page but cannot find it.
Choose a delivery workspace
- Deliveries dashboard is order-focused. Use it to monitor delivery cards, delivery status groups, filters, and the delivery map.
- Drivers dashboard is fleet-focused. Use it to review online/offline and busy/not-busy drivers, assigned-order counts, and driver map data.
- All in one combines a compact driver workspace, orders workspace, and map. It is available only when your project and account meet its additional availability requirements.
In the current source, /deliveries is mounted for account levels 0, 2, and 5, while /drivers-dashboard is mounted for levels 0 and 5. Sidebar placement has additional plan and read-only-account conditions, so route availability and visible navigation are not equivalent.
Open Deliveries dashboard
- In the Dashboard sidebar, select Delivery when that section is available.
- Select Deliveries dashboard.
- Choose a status group and use the shared Search and Filter controls to narrow the queue.
The delivery queue is order-centric: selecting a delivery card can focus the map on that delivery, while the separate detail action opens the order panel. The current UI handlers do not assign a driver from card selection, but selecting an unassigned delivery can request its eligible-driver controls. This source-only guide does not classify that authenticated read as side-effect-free.
Work with sensitive location data
Delivery maps and cards can expose live driver location, business and customer addresses, contact details, products, timing, and order totals. Treat these as sensitive operational data.
Do not share a live delivery map, customer address, driver position, or active order card in screenshots or recordings. Use a synthetic or approved redacted environment for training and documentation.
If the map is unavailable, your project may be missing a Google Maps API key or the selected delivery may not have the required location data.
Know where operational actions happen
The delivery views are primarily monitoring workspaces. Driver assignment, order-status updates, delivery-position changes, customer edits, messages, refunds, and similar actions can appear in an order detail panel and are subject to separate permissions and validation.
Before opening a detail panel to act on a delivery, confirm the order number, business, customer, current status, and intended outcome. See Assign and manage a delivery for the assignment and status-change boundaries.
Troubleshooting
Why is Delivery missing from my sidebar?
Delivery navigation varies with account role, plan, and read-only status. The route and the sidebar are not always exposed under the same conditions. Ask a project administrator to confirm your access and the project’s plan/configuration.
Which view should I use to find a driver?
Use Drivers dashboard to monitor the fleet. Use Deliveries dashboard when the starting point is a delivery order. Use All in one only when you need the combined workspace and it is available to your account.
Does selecting a delivery on the map change the order?
The current Dashboard handler changes the selected map state and does not call an order-update function. It can still load eligible-driver controls for an unassigned delivery. No runtime request was made, so this guide does not claim that the deployed read path has zero side effects.
Related guides: Deliveries dashboard · Drivers dashboard · Assign and manage a delivery · All in one delivery view