Sync inventory across yards, transfer trailers between locations with a single click, and report utilization per-location without spreadsheet gymnastics. Every yard sees the same source of truth.
A single trailer can flip between rental and for-sale status. The booking system holds new rentals while a sale is in negotiation; if the sale falls through, the unit returns to the rental pool the moment you flip it back.
Utilization by location, revenue by salesperson, fleet ROI broken out per unit. The reports answer the questions dealers actually ask — not the generic asset-management ones.
We added rentals to our dealership last spring. By Q4 it was producing 22% of our profit.
Custom integrations are available on the Enterprise plan. Common DMS systems are supported via CSV import / export and Zapier-style webhooks; rentals stay clean alongside your existing sales tooling.
Each location can be billed separately or rolled into one master account. Most multi-location dealerships consolidate to a master account with one invoice and per-location reporting underneath.
Yes — granular roles per location, per user. A salesperson can be view-only at one yard and full-edit at another, and the audit log records every change against the user who made it.
One-click transfer with a utilization audit log. The trailer record carries the move forward; reporting reflects the destination location from the transfer date onward.
Custom queries are available on the Enterprise plan. Every other plan includes CSV export on every report, so you can pull data into Excel, Sheets, or your BI tool of choice.