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Starting and ending your day

Start and end your shift from the Today tab — and how location sharing really works.

Updated 29 July 2026 · 3 min read

Your shift is controlled from the Today tab.

Start Day

Tapping Start Day puts you on shift. The button becomes an On shift state showing Started , with an End day button. Starting a shift uses your selected truck, so pick your truck first.

The Today tab while on shift, showing the Started time and an End day button in place of Start Day
On shift — the Start Day button becomes a Started time with an End day button.
The Profile tab showing truck selection, with the current truck highlighted
Truck selection on the Profile tab — shifts and timesheets are scoped to the selected truck.

At the end, End day takes you to the end-of-day timesheet flow — see submitting timesheets.

Location sharing is separate from your shift

Starting your shift does not turn on location sharing, and ending it does not turn location off. This is the thing most people get wrong.

Location sharing is controlled by the "Share location with dispatch" toggle in your Profile, combined with having a truck selected. It runs whenever both are true — regardless of whether you have started or ended a shift.

So if you want dispatch to see your truck, turn the Profile toggle on. If you want to stop sharing, turn it off. Tapping End day will not stop it.

This matters both ways. A driver who assumes "I ended my day so I've stopped sharing my location" may still be sharing it if the Profile toggle is on. And a driver who started a shift but never turned the toggle on is not on the map at all.

The Profile tab settings with the Share location with dispatch toggle at the top, above the Show estimate and Floating timer pill toggles
The Share location with dispatch toggle lives on the Profile tab — independent of starting or ending your shift.

Tutorial: run a clean shift

Select your truck first

On Today, make sure the correct truck is selected. Your shift and your location reporting both need a truck — without one, neither works properly.

Turn on location sharing deliberately

Go to Profile and switch Share location with dispatch on. This — not Start Day — is what puts your truck on the dispatch map. Do it at the start of your working day.

Start your shift

Back on Today, tap Start Day. It flips to On shift with your start time. This records your shift for the timesheet; it is a separate thing from location.

Work your jobs

The shift is running. Your hours accrue for the end-of-day timesheet, and — because you turned the Profile toggle on — dispatch can see your truck.

End the day for the timesheet

Tap End day when you're done. This takes you to the end-of-day flow to review and submit your hours. It ends the shift — it does not end location sharing.

Turn location off yourself if you want it off

If you do not want to share location after hours, go to Profile and switch Share location with dispatch off. Ending your day did not do this for you — only the toggle does.

If a driver reports "I'm off but still showing on the map," the fix is the Profile location toggle, not the shift. Have them turn Share location with dispatch off.

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