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UniCarpool domain model diagram maps eight interconnected entities spanning authentication, ride matching, pricing, tracking, and trust systems. User, DriverProfile, Trip, RideRequest, and Payment entities form the core transaction flow, while GPSTracking, TripEvent, and Notification entities enable real-time operations. VerificationDocument, Rating, Badge, SafetyReport, FraudFlag, and AdminAction entities enforce safety and compliance across the platform. This comprehensive model demonstrates how to structure a multi-tenant ride-sharing system with clear separation between identity, transactional, operational, and governance concerns. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize entity relationships, add new attributes, or adapt it for your own carpooling or mobility platform. The legend organizes entities into five logical domains: Authentication/Identity, Ride/Matching, Pricing/Tracking/Notifications, Trust/Safety/Ratings, and AI/Admin/Fraud detection.

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What are the key entities and relationships in a ride-sharing platform domain model?

The UniCarpool domain model organizes ride-sharing into five domains: User and VerificationDocument handle authentication; Trip, RideRequest, and DriverProfile manage ride matching; FareCalculation, Payment, GPSTracking, and TripEvent handle transactions and tracking; Rating, Badge, and SafetyReport build trust; and AdminAction, AuditLog, and FraudFlag enforce governance and safety compliance.