Equipment rental and equipment managers
TektonAI for equipment rental companies and equipment managers
What is in the yard, on each site, rented out or in need of repair: your team writes it to its assistant, and the inventory stays up to date.
Today.What TektonAI does for you today.
- Stock by status and location. For each part, see how many are available, rented out, in for repair or out of service, and where they are: in the yard, on a site or in a truck.
- Who did what.
- Every change is recorded with the employee's name and the time.
- Nobody can edit or erase this log.
- Your administrator also sees what is still pending and which employees changed nothing during the period.
- Rental contracts. Open a rental contract from the conversation: client, site, dates and parts. The stock moves to on-rent as soon as it opens.
- Returns in several loads.
- Damaged parts go to repair.
- A return larger than the quantity that went out is refused.
- What your clients still have.
- See what each client or site still has.
- Spot the late contracts.
- Print rental and return slips to sign, verifiable online.
- Your existing list, imported. Import an Excel or CSV file, or give a manufacturer PDF or a photo. You see the effect of the import before you confirm it.
- Barcodes and labels.
- Scan a part to find it or record a stock movement.
- Link the manufacturer's code (UPC, EAN) to your parts.
- Print Code 128 or QR labels.
- Plans with your equipment. Scaffold plans use the parts of your inventory: the bay follows your fleet, with your part numbers and weights.
A quoting and invoicing tool, in preparation, will use the same inventory. See the roadmap ›
In a conversation.What you can ask.
- 01
“How many 5 ft frames are available in the yard?”
- 02
“Open a rental contract for Example Construction, 245 site: 40 frames and 40 planks, due back November 30.”
- 03
“The 245 site returned 12 planks, 2 of them for repair.”
- 04
“What does Example Construction still have? Which contracts are late?”
- 05
“Print the return slip to sign.”