One record, twelve jobs.
A destination operation is not one job, it is a dozen that have to agree with each other. Below is each of them, and the page that explains how Meridian OS does it — all on the same live record, so a change in one is a change in all of them.
Pick the part of the day that hurts
Most operators arrive here with one specific problem — the board that has to be rebuilt every morning, the manifest the driver is holding that is already wrong, the margin nobody can see until the month closes. Each page below takes one of those and explains what changes when it sits on a live record instead of a spreadsheet.
They are not separate products. They are twelve views of the same operation, which is why fixing the one that hurts tends to fix two others you had stopped noticing. The category definition and the glossary cover the vocabulary.
Airport transfers
Build a run three ways, catch the conflict before the driver does, and give every driver a stop order that makes sense.
Excursions
Schedule departures in bulk, sell at the pickup station, scan guests in on the day and see the margin on every run.
Conflict detection
Double-booked vehicles, impossible turnarounds and capacity breaches flagged at the desk, before the manifest reaches a driver.
Vehicle allocation
Best-fit packing across a mixed fleet, with ranked vehicle suggestions and capacity breaches caught as you build.
Drop-off sequencing
Closest-first on arrival, furthest-first on departure, with an opposite-direction guard and estimated times from the planned route.
Transfer manifests
Manifests kept as versions of the live record, reissuing themselves whenever the run changes, so nobody works from an old sheet.
Zone pricing
Price a zone once and cover every hotel in it — hotel, city, zone and all-zones resolved in order, with Excel rate import.
Subcontractor costing
Per-run and per-kilometre supplier rates with route-specific overrides, versioned so a mid-season change cannot rewrite history.
Per-departure P&L
Cost, commission and margin computed on the departure as it runs, with roll-ups by run, excursion and agency.
Point of sale
Group tickets, individual tickets and returns sold from the same record the dispatcher is operating, fiscalization configured per country.
Guide check-in
QR ticket scanning and guest check-in that keeps working offline and writes to the same live manifest the office is watching.
Driver app
An offline-first run sheet with the stops in order, syncing pickup, no-show and completion confirmations back to the desk.
See it on your own operation.
No open signup — a short manual review, then a demo populated for your region.