The equipment is standing in the warehouse. And the system shows it's with a customer.
Remanently shows the availability of a specific unit, its reservations, issues, returns, recipients and documents. When equipment comes back damaged, the process can continue in service handling.
Easy to manage
3x more efficient operations
"We have this equipment" is not the same as "we can issue it now"
Two people reserve the same unit
There is no shared view of demand, deadline and availability.
See reservations →The wrong number was recorded at issue
Identification by QR code, barcode or RFID limits unit mix-ups.
See identification →The customer and the warehouse remember the issue condition differently
The document, signature and responsibility history should stay with the specific resource.
See documents →The equipment came back, but should not be issued again
The return condition determines further use or transfer to service.
See the return →The repair history is somewhere else
After returning damaged equipment, the context of earlier reports and work is needed.
See CMMS →Accessories and materials disappear without context
Consumable materials are stock, so their handling naturally leads to WMS.
See WMS →From demand to the next readiness
1. Reservation
You define the equipment and the time it should be available.2. Issue
You identify the unit and the recipient.3. Return
You register the return and the equipment's condition.4. Further process
The equipment returns to use or goes to repair handling.One answer to three questions: where, with whom and in what condition
Fewer calls about availability
Reservations and current status are part of one process.
Fewer disputes about responsibility
The history shows the recipient, the document and subsequent events for the resource.
Better decision after the return
Equipment does not automatically return to the pool if it needs further action.
You know the equipment came back damaged. But does service know its earlier history?
Issue and return are the start of data that can keep working in CMMS.
Go to technical history →We'll show the cycle of one unit from reservation to return
Frequently asked questions for rental businesses
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We'll show the cycle of one unit from reservation to return.