Hire & delivery
The right stock.
The right date.
A delivery that fits.
A customer can choose a castle in seconds. Working out whether it is available, fits the garden and can be delivered is where the admin starts.
Talk about your hire businessMake availability mean something.
A good hire journey considers the stock, booking date, delivery area and the time needed between jobs. It can save customers waiting for a reply and save you checking several places before saying yes.
Find the right item
Let customers compare dimensions, suitability and access requirements, then choose a date and delivery postcode.
Check the whole booking
Check stock and turnaround time alongside delivery capacity. Show a request for manual confirmation when a route or booking needs a closer look.
Keep everyone informed
Once confirmed, send the agreed details, payment steps and reminders. Changes and cancellations should update the same booking record.
Start with what you already use.
I’ll first check how you manage stock and delivery today. A live implementation needs one reliable source of bookings, rules for deposits and cancellations, and a way to reserve stock while a customer pays.
Try the concept demonstrationsWhere does booking get fiddly?
Tell me how it works today and where you lose time. We’ll work out the simplest useful improvement.