Book and rent
Buy or rent from the dealer’s catalogue. Stock and listed SKUs complete online. Known mods are priced as they go.
The platform
Self-service for your customer: configure, book, follow the order, keep the documents. The team handles overrides and genuine custom work. Inventory, finance, and the yard stay where they are.
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Storage, food, workspace, retail, construction, or other. This choice determines which containers and options appear.
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Size, condition, and depot availability, then the options that belong to the job. Price is itemised as they proceed.
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If the configuration is complete, they check out. Additional requirements go to a specialist, with notes and files.
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Sales, yard, finance, and management see custom work and overrides. Standard bookings are already complete.
Customer path
Use case determines which containers and modification options appear. Price is itemised as they proceed. Before checkout, they confirm whether anything else is required. That is how custom work reaches the specialist, already specified.
Buy or rent
Location, dates, quantity
Use case
Base container
Configuration
Anything else?
Customer and delivery
Review
Payment
Confirmation
After they book
Once the order exists, the customer should not need the desk for history, status, or paperwork. That is the friction that younger operators will not sit through — and that repeat accounts should not have to.
Buy or rent from the dealer’s catalogue. Stock and listed SKUs complete online. Known mods are priced as they go.
Every booking in one account: what was ordered, from which yard, in which configuration.
At the depot, in production, on the truck, on site. Two clocks stay visible: shop ready, then delivery.
Quotes, invoices, contracts, delivery tickets — downloaded, not requested from the desk.
The last 20, the last job box, the last drop address. Repeat work does not start from a blank call.
Rental extensions and pickup requests without a voicemail. Card, e-transfer, or invoice terms for approved accounts.
Scope