Case study · Mobility & fleet
One pain at a time—for rental bookings, fleet utilization, and a single place to see who has which vehicle until when. Positioning aligns with the transport rental platform at sabharwaleasydrives.com.
Someone promises a car for Tuesday; another agent double-books the same plate on WhatsApp. There’s no shared calendar—only apologies at handover.
One booking pipeline ties customer, dates, and vehicle class together—so confirmations, extensions, and conflicts surface before keys leave the hook.
Same rows for desk + yard
| Booking | Vehicle | Window |
|---|---|---|
| B-2041 · Sharma | ED-12 · SUV | Pickup 10:00 |
| B-2038 · Patel | ED-04 · Sedan | Return 18:00 |
| B-2044 · Walk-in | TBD | Needs assign |
Yard staff know plates; sales know packages. Without a live availability strip, every quote is a walk to the lot and a guess about service blocks.
Fleet rows show state—available, on hire, blocked—next to return time and odometer snapshot. Dispatch quotes from the same truth the gate uses.
Illustrative plates · status at a glance
| Unit | Status | Until / note |
|---|---|---|
| ED-12 | On trip | Return Wed 19:00 |
| ED-04 | Available | Washed · ready |
| ED-07 | Service | Brake job · Thu |
When hire history and workshop tickets live apart, you overbook a car that’s still in bay—or park earners while the fleet looks “busy on paper.”
Roll-ups show on-hire vs yard vs service as one picture—so planners see utilization and risk together, not as two tabs that never meet.
On road · yard · workshop
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