Small company

Phone automation for small taxi companies

With one person on the shift, every extra call has to wait, and at night you answer yourself. Dyzio helps without a new number or a new system.

A small company has the least slack

One dispatcher means one call at a time. When two people ring, the second waits, even if the first only wants to know where their taxi is. And when someone takes leave or falls ill there's a hole in the rota that usually gets filled by the owner with a phone in hand. Every extra salary is a big step, so spare capacity is hard to afford.

On a Friday evening or when it suddenly starts to rain, one person answers one phone and the other callers wait, then a moment later ring someone else. At a small company every such customer hurts, because there are few drivers and every ride counts.

An example bill

Take the small company from the day simulation on the pricing page: about 200 calls a day and 1 person on every shift. For somebody to be at the phone at all times, the rota needs 5 people. One person on a shift is entitled to breaks, so for about 150 minutes a day nobody can answer, and at rush hour some callers hang up. In the simulation about 20% of calls go unanswered.

With Dyzio at night, Dyzio answers from 22:00 to 06:00, and during the day it takes whatever the dispatcher can't reach in time, including during breaks.

Example, 30 days (Polish minimum wage with contributions and night allowance)
Per month Today Dyzio at night
People on the rota 5 4
Cost of people PLN 31,138 PLN 19,618
Calls nobody answers 1,204 0

If you answer the phone yourself

If you're the owner and the dispatcher at once, Dyzio mainly gives you back your nights and your time at the wheel. You can keep the day for yourself and hand nights and busy periods to the system, or the other way round. The night phone doesn't wake you at three: Dyzio answers, takes the booking and records it in the system, and in the morning you see what happened.

When it doesn't pay

If you really have few calls and aren't paying anyone to answer them, the subscription may not pay for itself. Better to work it out than take anyone's word for it. Start with your phone system's call log: how many calls did you have last month, and at what times?

What you need

  • your company's phone number, which stays the same,
  • a phone system that can pass the call to Dyzio,
  • a dispatch system: RT3000, MamTaxi or another one that can exchange company data and prices, bookings, cancellations and status.

Before you sign anything, talk to Dyzio in the demo.

Sources

Last updated: 9 November 2026

Questions

Common questions

Short answers to what owners ask.

Do I need a dispatch system?

Yes. Dyzio records bookings in your dispatch system: RT3000, MamTaxi or another one that can exchange company data and prices, bookings, cancellations and status.

Can I start with nights only?

Yes. For a small company it's often the simplest place to begin: the day shifts stay and the night goes to Dyzio.

Do I need a new phone system?

Usually not. Dyzio connects to your existing phone system, and on the first call we check what you have and how to connect it.

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