Availability by vehicle
Ready, reserved, rented, due back, cleaning, maintenance, and unavailable statuses live on one board. No more calling around to see what is open.
FleetLoop keeps the daily rental details in one record: availability, renter signatures, vehicle photos, deposits, payments, and utilization.
The front-desk work that decides whether the day stays organized.
Ready, reserved, rented, due back, cleaning, maintenance, and unavailable statuses live on one board. No more calling around to see what is open.
Build the rental contract from the reservation, rates, renter details, and vehicle. Your renter signs on their phone before pickup.
Driver license, insurance, fuel level, mileage, key count, and staff notes stay with the rental record instead of a paper jacket.
Close the return with mileage, fuel, photos, fees, and a final signature. A clean return can trigger deposit release.
The records that protect the shop when a renter comes back angry about a charge.
Pickup and return photos attach to the rental, with notes and timestamps. The before and after record is easy to find.
The renter signs the vehicle condition at pickup and return. Damage walkaround photos and signatures go with the rental.
Record the deposit amount, hold status, release status, and reason for any deduction. The counter can answer deposit calls without searching.
When a renter says a scratch was already there, the contract, photos, mileage, fuel, charges, and signatures are in one place.
The owner view: which cars make money, which sit, and where cash is held up.
Track rented days, idle days, daily rate, and revenue by vehicle. Sort the fleet by what earns instead of what feels busy.
Spot cars that are sitting, late from cleaning, or blocked by maintenance. The board makes stalled inventory visible.
Track rental charges, extras, late fees, damage fees, and deposit deductions without rebuilding the story from receipts.
Send pickup, return, balance, and deposit updates from the rental record so staff do not rewrite the same text all day.
Start with availability, contracts, and damage records. Add deposit and utilization reporting as the shop grows.