
You are not hiring out an hour. The machine goes out on Saturday and comes back sticky, and it is not hireable again until somebody has washed it.
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The page hires the machine from Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon, with the cones and the sugar added to the same booking as options.
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Every hire on one timeline with the drop-offs and collections marked, so you know what is still in the unit before agreeing to anything.
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The page declines the second because the machine went out on Friday evening, which spares you the call and the apologetic explanation.
One booking covering all three with the consumables on it, so the quote to the committee is the whole job rather than three separate ones.
Consumables are priced options on the hire, so what leaves the unit is what was paid for and nothing is reconstructed from memory later.
The clean-down sits between hires as time nothing can be booked into, so no machine goes out on Monday half done from the weekend.
Out Saturday and back Sunday is one booking at one price, rather than an overnight that nobody can work out how to charge for.
Delivery and collection are their own priced options, so the drive is charged or waived deliberately rather than quietly absorbed.
Set the Saturday hire to repeat with an end date at the close of the season, rather than taking the same call fourteen times over.
Mark it unavailable and it comes off the page, so next weekend is not sold on a machine sitting in the corner with its lid off.
The timeline shows what has not come back, so the afternoon hire is rung about that morning rather than discovered at four o’clock.
A christening, a summer fête after three machines, and the two birthdays that both want the slush machine on the same Saturday.
Price the machine, the consumables and the delivery as separate options on one hire, and set a school’s regular booking to repeat. Repeats are on Free; taking the card at booking comes with Pro.
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The drop, the pick-up and the strip-down all sit in the day, so a machine that has been full of red syrup in the sun is genuinely out of service until it has been through rather than promised to a Sunday.
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Cups, syrup, corn and oil are priced lines with quantities on the same order, so the customer picks how much they need and what goes on the truck matches what was paid for.
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The collection is created with the delivery so it exists as a stop from the start, and the hire carries a return date that raises an email rather than relying on someone remembering in March.
Less admin, more bookings
It goes out on Saturday and comes back on Sunday, and it is not hireable again until the sugar is out of it. That never reaches the diary.
This is a unit with a countable number of machines in it. The page ought to know that number before a busy Saturday discovers it.
A parent booking a birthday late on a Sunday should pay then. A school fête is a committee and an invoice, and it always has been.
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Say how many of each machine you own and booking closes when the last is out, so a slush machine is never promised to two parties at once.
A confirmation when it is booked and a reminder before the day, each carrying the collection time, because a late return is the next hire.
Yes. A hire is a window, so out on Saturday and back on Sunday is one booking at one price rather than a pair of overnights.
Say how many you own. Booking closes when the last one is out, so a second party is turned away by the page rather than by you.
On the booking as priced options, so what leaves the unit matches what was paid for and nothing is added up from memory afterwards.
Yes. Leave the turnaround in your availability and nothing is sold across it, so no machine goes out that has not been washed properly.
Yes. The organiser holds the booking and a single payment request goes to the school afterwards, rather than cash changing hands on the day.
Mark it unavailable and it stops being offered, so next weekend is not sold on a machine that is still waiting on a part to turn up.