Same software, different inventory. Here's what each kind of rental business gets out of it.
Surface type, generator needs and same-day weather calls, handled in the quote.
Customers pick a surface and a start time; you see double-booking warnings before you confirm. Wet units carry their own notes and deposit rules.
See this in the demo →Low-price items that only make money when they ride along with something bigger.
Mark them as add-ons and they show up as upsells at checkout, right when the customer is already saying yes.
See this in the demo →Quantity-driven inventory that has to be counted, not just listed.
Set how many of each you own. The calendar stops you overselling 200 chairs across two Saturdays.
See this in the demo →Bigger orders, a signature required, and a contact who needs paperwork.
Send an e-sign contract by text or email, track deposit and balance, and keep an internal note on every booking.
See this in the demo →Photo-driven browsing and packages that read like an experience, not a parts list.
Lead with the gallery and flat-price bundles, so a couple can picture the day instead of pricing line items.
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