Search option for driver assignment

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Which platform is this for?: Operator Dashboard

• Is this improvement to an existing feature in the platform or a new feature?: An Improvement - an improvement to an existing feature or function of the system

What problem is this feature or improvement solving?: When assigning drivers to a loop it wil make the process easier than having to look for the drivers name.

Please describe the feature you want and how you see it working.: Being able to search for the drivers name (search bar) under the driver drop down.

Please rate the urgency of this feature request/improvement:: Should have, for effective use of the platform.

What positive impact will having this feature have to LULA and our users?: Will save time when assigning trips. makes the process more efficient.

Feature Requested by:: Lisa Keet

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➤ Nate Noels commented:

Hi @Lisa Keet , this is done and being tested for the next deployment.

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➤ Nate Noels commented:

Hi @lisa Keet , this is done and being tested for the next deployment.

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