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# How do you send your driver's broker reviews to new brokers/ how can you view the reviews yourself?

## Driver Review System for Brokers

### Overview

This system allows brokers to rate drivers and view existing reviews. Brokers can evaluate drivers based on driving skills, punctuality, and overall performance.

### Steps to Generate Review Link

#### 1. Access Highway API Service

1. Log into the [Admin Portal](https://eld.matrackinc.com/adminNew/view/login.php) and navigate to Highway API Service
2. The Highway API Service dashboard will open in a separate tab.
3. Navigate to the Dashboard from the Menu.

#### 2. View Existing Reviews

1. Find the driver in the Users section
2. Click "View Review" to generate a review link
3. Copy the generated link
   * Share with new brokers
   * Use to check driver ratings
   * Access all previous reviews

#### Important Information & Tips

* Brokers can rate drivers on:
  * Driving skills
  * Punctuality
  * Overall performance
* Use review links to:
  * Showcase driver performance
  * Attract new business
  * Monitor driver ratings
* Share review history with potential brokers
* Keep review links accessible for future reference"


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