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# How to add Driver Tracking

## Features

* Easy-to-use dashboard
* Pump'd orders automatically added
* Real-time tracking of drivers for restaurant and customer
* Mobile app for drivers
* Customer email notifications
* Driver payments and tips tracking
* Customer text notifications (paid)
* Auto-dispatching (paid)

## Set-up Shipday Integration

1. Open your Pump'd account - [admin.pumpd.co.nz](https://admin.pumpd.co.nz).
2. Select 'Manage' for the Restaurant you would like to integrate.
3. Go to 'Settings' > 'Integrations' > Click on the 'Shipday Logo'.
4. Paste the Shipday API key from your Shipday.com account.
5. Check the 'Enabled' button and press save.
6. The integration is now live.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Please make sure that you have Wait Times & Auto Statuses configured. Otherwise, the integration will not work.

**Find at**: 'Settings > Services > Deliveries > Wait Times & Auto Statuses'.
{% endhint %}

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