A family of four picks up skis. One boot is half a size off.
Unit swapped to size 28 at the counter. The booking stays as it was.
Skis out, wax sold, boots swapped.
Ski and bike shops. For shops that rent the gear and sell everything that goes with it: sizes as variants, swaps at the counter, and a sale when the customer falls for the bike they rented.
A Saturday in a ski shop in Innsbruck.
Rentals on the left, sales on the right, and the moments that are both in the middle.
08:00
10:00
They add wax and two pairs of goggles.
Same order, one payment, sale and rental taxed at their own rates.
12:00
Someone tries to book the last snowboard online for 13:00.
Refused before checkout: it is out until 14:00, plus a 30-minute buffer.
14:00
The snowboard comes back with a scratch on the base.
Checklist from the snowboard category, one photo, deposit released.
17:00
A customer on their third rental decides to buy the board.
Rent-to-buy: earlier rental fees come off the shelf price.
19:00
Closing up.
Tomorrow's pickups are already assigned to units. The day's report exports to CSV.
What does the work.
Sizes without the spreadsheet
Variants per size, units per variant, and swaps between equivalent units without touching the booking.
Rent the bike, sell the helmet
Rental and retail lines in one cart, at the counter or online.
Rent-to-buy
People who rent three weekends in a row often buy. Let their rental fees count toward the price.
More than one valley
Stock per location, three locations in Core, and one-way rentals on Pro.
Today
Ski set 170 · unit 12Rented
Boots 27.5 → 28Reassigned
Wax ×1, goggles ×2Sold
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