Launch slots, trailer drops and a dock that runs on time.

Logistics for a boat rental operation

A dock at ten on a July Saturday is a logistics problem: three handovers, two returns, one boat being refuelled and a family that arrived early. Share Marketplace schedules departures and returns against the staff and ramp time you actually have, with turnaround between rentals and a handover window the customer sees on the confirmation.

Operators who deliver boats on trailers to a lake or a cottage schedule the drop and the pickup against drivers and trucks, with zone fees and a run sheet per day. Mobile rentals (kayaks to a beach) work the same way.

Arrive when the boat is ready

Departure and return windows sit on the booking and the confirmation; turnaround keeps two handovers from landing on the same ramp at once.

• Departure and return windows
• Turnaround per craft
• Dock capacity by staff

Drops and pickups scheduled

Deliveries to a lake or a cottage are scheduled against drivers and trucks with zone fees; a run sheet prints per day.

• Delivery zones and fees
• Drivers and trucks
• Run sheets per day

What is out, what is due back

A day view of every departure, return and hold, with who has the boat and their phone number; late returns are flagged as they happen.

• Day view of the dock
• Late-return flags
• Customer contact on the row

Questions about launch slots, trailer drops and a dock that runs on time.

Can customers choose a departure time?

Yes, from the slots your dock hours, turnaround and staff allow; slots that are not possible are never shown.

Do you support delivering boats to a lake?

Yes. Delivery scheduling with zones, fees, drivers and trucks is the same system event rental companies use.