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A CLEARER PICTURE OF YOUR GEAR

The next job starts with knowing what came back.

Small audio-visual hire teams often keep inventory in a spreadsheet while bookings, missing cables and repair notes live somewhere else. Keepalto joins the equipment record to its reservations, handovers and maintenance history.

01List the gear
02Reserve for the job
03Check out
04Inspect on return

Give identical equipment distinct identities

Create multiple individually tracked items from one entry. Each speaker or lighting unit receives its own stock number and equipment profile. Add the manufacturer's serial number when useful; it is separate from the stock reference. Use reusable quantity profiles only when you want to manage a shared balance rather than individual units.

Keep the small accessories simple

List batteries, charging units, leads and cases by name, with optional quantity and an attached or missing status. They do not need separate equipment profiles. These reminders do not automatically block issue; staff still decide what must accompany the equipment.

Make the handover explicit

Reserve the equipment for whole-day dates, record the customer and destination, then prepare and check it out when it leaves. Choose a named operator, customer operated or not required. Required competencies still apply. Edit the reservation if arrangements change instead of cancelling and recreating it.

Record the return and the work required

Inspect what came back, record faults and describe required repairs against the equipment. A maintenance record supports your process; it is not a safety certificate. Keepalto does not supply event scheduling by the hour, hire invoicing or a customer-payment checkout. Try the free fictional demo to check the fit before moving your records.