Equipment hire register
Job registerWhat is on hire, from whom, and between which dates.
On hire, off hire, and who called it on
The two dates and the name of whoever called it on are what the argument three months later turns on, so they are columns rather than notes.
No arithmetic and no accounting
A hire register that priced itself would be an invoice check written by software that has not read the hire terms. This one records; the supplier charges.
Around it
Calibrated instruments are the calibration log. What was committed on paper is the purchase order.
A register of what is on hire and between which dates. It applies no rate, calculates no charge, produces no invoice and applies no accounting treatment. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Does it work out what the hire costs?
- No. No rate is applied to a period, no day rate is multiplied, no minimum hire or standing time is calculated and no invoice is produced or checked. Whatever the hire costs is settled between you and the supplier under their terms.
- Is off-hiring it here enough?
- No. Off-hiring is something you do with the supplier. Recording it here stops no charge — it just means you know when you did it, which is the argument you will be having later.
- Does it create a rental object or store?
- No. Rows live in the register store every other register uses. No new store, no second inventory and no rental object was created for this tool.
- Where does the commercial information go?
- In one field, as you were quoted it, recorded as written. Nothing totals it and nothing derives anything from it.