Run hires as a pick-up day to a drop-off day with a minimum stay, take the bond as the booking is made, and give the clean and the gas bottle swap the day they actually need.
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A retired couple taking a van for six weeks books one span across the whole trip, priced by the day, and the van is committed from the pick-up morning to the return afternoon without anybody re-entering it every week.
A family flying in on the Thursday picks their dates and pays before they land, and the whole booking, licence details and all, is sitting there when they walk into the depot with their bags.
A short holiday hire hits the minimum stay rather than sneaking through as a single night, so a van that has to be cleaned and prepped either way is never sold for less than it costs you.
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Schedule
The clean, the flush, the linen and the gas swap are booked against the van, so a Sunday afternoon return can never quietly become a Monday morning departure with a full waste tank.
Instant booking
Customers choose the two ends and the nights between price at your daily rate, with a minimum underneath so a two night hire still covers what preparing a van actually costs.
Get paid
Payment comes off the card at the point of booking rather than at a counter with the bags already in the boot, and any balance goes out afterwards as a payment request.
Less admin, more bookings
A hire is a window with two instants in it. Set the pick-up day and the return day, price the days between at your daily rate, and the van is committed across every one of them. Six days is one booking with one total, not six entries in a diary.
Preparing a van costs the same whether it goes out for two nights or ten, so a minimum charge sits under the daily rate. A short booking prices at that floor, and the trip that was never worth the turnaround stops being a trip that loses you money.
Take the money at the point the van is committed rather than on the morning at the counter, when the customer has already got their bags in the boot and any conversation about it is awkward. A booking that is paid for is a booking that shows up.
Everything that has to happen between one hire and the next takes hours, and those hours belong on the van. Book them and the van cannot be picked up before they are done, so a Sunday return never quietly becomes a Monday morning departure with a full waste tank.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. The customer picks a pick-up day and a return day, and the days between price against your daily rate as one booking with one total.
A minimum charge sits under the daily rate, so any hire shorter than your break-even prices at the floor rather than at the number of nights. The customer sees that figure before they pay.
Set the service so payment is taken as the booking is made, and the card is charged at that moment. For accounts and agents you can set it the other way and send a payment request instead.
Book the clean, the flush and the gas swap against the van as their own job. While that block is on the van, no hire can start, so the earliest possible departure is a real one.