Not feature lists. Each of these follows one real job all the way through — the booking, the handover, the return, the money — photographed on the running system, so you can see what the day actually looks like before you commit to anything. Everything in them is a setting, not custom code, so the flow follows your process. Running a fleet, a crew or more than one warehouse? The Professional plan includes a driver app, dispatch board, crew assignment and payouts.
A trailer goes out and comes back. Deposit held, documents signed, meters read, the hold released, the crew paid.
WorkshopA workshop sells time, not trailers. The customer chooses a service, a named person and a slot that is genuinely free.
EventsA scheduled event with limited seats and tiered tickets, from booking through to the gate on the day.
Front deskThe yard run from a phone, and every email, SMS, WhatsApp, chat and recorded call on one customer thread.
DeliveryThe driver’s day: what is on board, where it goes, the route, and proof it was delivered.
Tennis coachingGroups of four made once on a week screen, private lessons as a class of one, rain moving a group indoors, the register on the coach’s phone, and the courts sold by the hour.
Dance studioChildren registered by their parents, monthly tuition with one family behind, a wedding couple as a class of two, and the winter showcase sold as tickets.
Yoga & pilatesDrop-ins, a 10-class pack and members, six reformers held by every reformer class, and a whole part on personal training.
MembershipsTwo real customers sell memberships with the same settings and built opposite businesses. The one decision that separates them.
Golf cartsA cart booked online with a deposit and finished at the counter from a QR code: the balance, the agreement, and a condition sheet both sides sign before a key moves.
Unstaffed yardA 24′ deckover out of an empty yard and back: the renter books online, takes the $250 hold on their own card at the gate, presses one button, and the lockbox code emails itself.
Ski schoolPrivate lessons sold by the half day or the whole day: the hours live on the product, three days become three lessons, the desk picks each instructor, and the instructor reads the day on their phone.
Equipment yardFive identical hammers as five numbered units, the agreement and checklists signed on the phone, the hour meter and the damage at return, and the repair billed on its own order.
Every screenshot is the running system. Nothing here is a mockup or a marketing render, except where a caption or the page’s closing note says so: a few text-message and e-mail frames are drawn around the system’s real messages, two booking pages are drawn around the real booking widget, and the equipment yard’s inspection PDF is a generated image. If a screen looks empty it is because that demo had nothing in it that day, and we left it that way.
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