Two hundred chairs and one dancefloor, both counted right.

Inventory for event and party rental

Event rental stock is mostly counted (chairs, tables, linens) and partly serialised (dancefloors, tents, generators, inflatables). Share Marketplace tracks both: quantities that the booking page respects across overlapping event windows, and units with a history for the pieces that need one.

Packages sell the bundle you deliver most; sub-rent records the pieces you bring in from another company for an order; closed-day billing rules decide what a Sunday costs. Counts are checked out and in per order, so the Monday count matches.

Counts across overlapping windows

Two hundred chairs across three Saturday orders: the page knows how many are left for the fourth.

• Quantity availability by window
• Per-order check-out and check-in
• Low-stock warnings

The 50-guest party, in one click

Bundles of tables, chairs, linens and a tent priced as one, with the components still counted.

• Packages with counted components
• Package pricing
• Add-ons per package

What you borrow for the order

Pieces from another company on the order, with cost and margin, so the order is complete and the ledger is honest.

• Sub-rent lines with cost
• Vendor records
• Margin per order

Questions about two hundred chairs and one dancefloor, both counted right.

How are chairs counted across events on the same weekend?

By event window: each order reserves its quantity for delivery-to-pickup, and the page offers what is left.

Can I rent items I do not own?

Yes. Sub-rent lines record the vendor, cost and margin on the order.