How it works

Request flow through the system

Every action flows through the Laravel V1 API. Side effects (notifications, wallet, emails) fire from registered events—not from controller return paths.

Client apps

Company dashboard, customer app, driver app

API gateway

/api/v1 — JWT, throttling, actor middleware

Auth & gates

jwt.verify, checkType, ensure.*.user, subscription checks

Domain services

OrderService, BillingService, DispatchService, WalletService, FinixService

Persistence

MySQL — money as cents, soft deletes, status history tables

Async & realtime

Queue (sync local / supervised prod), Pusher, FCM, scheduled commands

Detailed flows

Major workflows

Customer places an order

1

Customer app — POST /api/v1/customer/order/billing then POST /orders

2

BillingService — Calculates quote from asset_specification, term, promotion, taxes

3

OrderService::place — Creates pending order, snapshot, line items, status history

4

Events — Customer\Order\PlaceEvent → listeners notify company

Company approves and dispatches

1

Company — PATCH approve/order — requires assignable asset_id

2

OrderService — awaiting_payment if upfront > 0, else approved/confirmed path

3

Company — POST /driver/assign/{order} after payment if needed

4

Order status — → dispatched; DriverJob created for delivery

Driver executes job

1

Driver — POST check-in → driver.checked_in middleware active

2

Driver — POST /driver/jobs/{id}/start, POST send-location, POST /driver/jobs/{id}/complete

3

OrderService / events — Order → delivered or picked_up → completed

4

FCM — SendJobReminder for incomplete jobs (queue-dependent)