PrototypeTarget-state workflow for the Service Engine operating model — illustrative data, not a production system.

Operating Model

How Uber, Prime, Nexus, and Alpha coordinate across the service lifecycle

U
Uber
Fleet orchestrator

Superadmin oversight, cross-partner arbitration, executive KPIs, commercial governance.

P
Prime
Service operator

Depot operations, technicians, first-line diagnosis, SLA execution, warranty documentation.

N
Nexus
Vehicle OEM

Base-vehicle engineering, parts supply, warranty adjudication, hardware defect ownership.

A
Alpha
AV / software owner

AV stack, sensor calibration, software defect ownership, technical review of autonomy incidents.

End-to-end service lifecycle
Step 1
Detect
Prime · fleet telemetry
Step 2
Diagnose
Prime → Nexus / Alpha
Step 3
Assign owner
Alpha or Nexus accepts
Step 4
Repair
Prime executes
Step 5
Validate
Alpha AV validation
Step 6
Return to service
Uber approves
RACI matrix
AAccountableRResponsibleCConsultedIInformed
ActivityUberPrimeNexusAlpha
Detect faultIRII
Ground vehicleARCI
Initial inspectionIRCI
Base-vehicle diagnosisIRCI
AV log reviewIICR
Accept technical ownershipACRR
Repair authorizationACRC
Repair executionIRCI
Parts supplyICRI
Warranty adjudicationACRI
AV validationACCR
Return-to-service approvalRCCC
Root-cause feedbackARRR
Partner performance reviewRCCC
Daily service standup
Daily · 09:00 UTC · Prime + Uber leads

Queue health, SLA breaches, blockers requiring cross-partner action.

Weekly technical review
Weekly · Thursdays · Prime, Nexus, Alpha engineering

Repeat failures, disputed ownership, RCA progress, calibration issues.

Monthly steering committee
Monthly · Executives from all four partners

Scorecards, commercial recovery, capacity plans, escalations L4.