Having access to your own data can be beneficial. Couriers can see what information the platform collects about their performance, such as average delivery times, ratings from customers and order acceptance rates. This allows them to assess whether the data is complete and correct, and whether the platform is using hidden algorithms that affect their performance. Detecting such mechanisms is difficult, however, because companies treat their algorithms as intellectual property.
If the platform has erroneous or outdated data (e.g., incorrect earnings accruals, mislabeled order cancellations), the courier has the right to request correction. The recovered information can also serve as evidence in the case of wrongful suspension or removal from the platform.
In practice, the scope of data shared varies from platform to platform. Some data files, while complex and difficult to interpret, allow you to better understand your own work patterns in the first place:
✅ How many kilometres do I cover during an average course?
✅ How much do I earn per hour?
✅ What are the differences in earnings?
To facilitate the analysis of this data, we have created a unique application for couriers to help read and interpret it.
First, you need to apply for access to your data. We describe the entire procedure here (the website is in Polish, but you can use the “translate” option in your browser):
The fastest way to get your data is from Uber (including UberEats).
Then the received file should be uploaded to the corresponding application:
📂 Pyszne.pl – Upload file
📂 Bolt – Upload the file
📂 Uber – Upload the file.
Good luck! 🚀
If you have successfully recovered your data and would like to share comments with us about the app, please email zuzanna.kowalik@ibs.org.pl