Dispatch software AVA works beside.
AVA answers your dispatch line, takes the whole trip, and delivers a complete trip ticket into the workflow your team already runs — a shared inbox on day one. Direct write-back into a dispatch system is configured per account and switched on after setup verification. Your dispatcher stays in command of every trip.
Last updated 7 August 2026
Every platform, one honest status.
Five statuses cover the whole list. Included in every setup means it is on from day one. Available after setup verification means the connection is built and tested against your account first. Scoped during setup and review mean exactly that — the work is defined on your setup call, not assumed here.
No row on this page says a connection is verified in production. That sentence gets written the day a real operator's acceptance test passes, and not before.
| Platform | Integration status |
|---|---|
| Limo Anywhere | Direct write-back available after setup verification |
| FASTTRAK | Partner API integration scoped during setup |
| GNet | Network workflow review |
| Ground Alliance | Custom integration review |
| Moovs | Custom integration review |
| Livery Coach | Custom integration review |
| Hudson | Custom integration review |
| Santa Cruz (GroundWidgets) | Custom integration review |
| Limo Express | Custom integration review |
| A to Z Dispatch | Custom integration review |
| Shared inbox or email | Included in every setup |
AI Chauffeur is an independent company. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the platforms named on this page.
Two platforms with the whole answer written out.
These two get a page each — the connection ladder, the field map, and a worked trip ticket. The rest are a row in the table above until there is something real to write about them.
Delivery on day one. Integration after that.
No operator waits on an integration to start capturing calls. The ticket has somewhere to land from the first live call, and the connection is built underneath it while the phone is already being answered.
One shape of ticket, eleven ways to receive it.
The ticket does not change per platform. Below is an as-directed corporate booking — the call that comes in mid-afternoon while dispatch is already on two other lines.
Same fields to a shared inbox, same fields to a configured connection. What changes as you climb the ladder is how much re-keying the person on dispatch does — not what they get told. The full field-by-field version lives on the Limo Anywhere page.
Call the line. Then pick your rung.
Dial the number and give AVA a real trip the way a customer would. What comes back is the ticket at the top of this page. Where it lands, and whether it ever gets written straight into your system, is the setup call's job to decide.