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  1. Getting Started

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A

  • ABN – Australian Business Number, a unique identifier for businesses in Australia.

  • Asset – A piece of equipment, machinery, or property that is owned or leased.

  • Asset Allocation – Distribution of assets (equipment or resources) across different tasks or locations.

  • Asset Event – An occurrence or situation involving an asset that might require action (e.g., breakdown, maintenance).

  • Asset ID – A unique identifier for a specific asset.

  • – The process of tracking, maintaining, and managing assets throughout their lifecycle.

  • Asset Request – A request made for the allocation or use of an asset.

  • Asset Tracking – Monitoring and recording the location, status, and usage of assets.

B

  • Barcode – A visual representation of data in a machine-readable format.

  • Barcode Label – A label containing a barcode that is placed on an item for tracking purposes.

  • Barcode Scanner – A device used to read barcodes and input the associated data into a system.

  • Barcode Symbology – The set of rules that defines the structure of a barcode.

  • Barcode Tracking Software – Software used to track assets or inventory via barcode scanning.

  • Batch Scanning – The process of scanning multiple barcodes or items at once.

  • Billable Item – A service or product that is chargeable to a customer.

  • Billable Usage – The time or resources used that can be billed to the customer.

  • – The process of creating and sending invoices to clients for services or products.

  • Billing Cycle – The period over which a customer is billed (e.g., monthly, quarterly).

  • Booking Confirmation – A document confirming the details of a reservation or booking.

C

  • Cancellation Policy – The terms under which a booking or rental can be cancelled and any applicable fees.

  • Client – A customer or organization that hires or purchases goods or services.

  • Contact – A person or organization that is relevant to a particular business transaction or relationship.

  • Contact ID – A unique identifier for a contact in a system.

  • Contact Person – The individual representing an organization or client for communication purposes.

  • Contract – A formal agreement outlining the terms and conditions between parties.

  • Consumable – Items used during operations that are expected to be consumed or depleted.

D

  • Damage Waiver – A fee charged to reduce or eliminate liability for damage to rented equipment.

  • Delivery Charge – The cost associated with delivering equipment or goods to a location.

  • Demobe – The process of deactivating or removing equipment from a project site after use.

  • Demobe Freight Brief – A document detailing the transportation and logistics of equipment during demobilization.

  • Document – A file or record that contains relevant information about a business transaction or process.

  • Document Generation – The process of creating documents automatically based on predefined templates and data.

  • Document Template – A preset document layout that can be filled with relevant data for various processes.

  • Digital Signing – The process of electronically signing a document to confirm its authenticity and agreement.

  • Double Handling – The process of moving goods or equipment more than once during transportation or during loading and unloading, which can increase costs and time.

E

  • E-Signature – A digital signature used to sign contracts and documents electronically.

  • Equipment Agreement – A contract specifying the terms and conditions for renting or using equipment.

  • Equipment Allocation – The distribution of equipment to specific tasks or locations.

  • Equipment Booking System – A system used to reserve equipment for hire or use.

  • Equipment Bundle – A set of equipment grouped together for convenience or as part of a special offer.

  • Equipment Checkout – The process of checking out equipment from a facility or service provider.

  • Equipment Checkout System – A system that facilitates the checkout process for equipment.

  • Equipment Depreciation – The reduction in value of equipment over time due to wear and tear or obsolescence.

  • Equipment Downtime – The period during which equipment is not operational due to maintenance, breakdown, or other issues.

  • Equipment Loan – A temporary loan of equipment for a specified period.

  • Equipment Loss – The loss of equipment due to theft, damage, or other circumstances.

  • Equipment Maintenance – Activities designed to keep equipment in working condition, such as inspections and repairs.

  • Equipment Pricing – The cost of renting or purchasing equipment, including fees for maintenance and other services.

  • Equipment ROI – Return on investment for equipment, assessing the profitability relative to the cost.

  • Equipment Shortage – A situation where the demand for equipment exceeds the available supply.

  • Equipment Tracking – The process of monitoring the location and usage of equipment throughout its lifecycle.

F

  • Field Operations – The activities conducted at the job site, including managing resources and equipment.

  • Freight – The transportation of goods or equipment, typically by truck, ship, or rail.

  • Freight Schedule – A timetable that organizes and tracks the delivery of freight or goods.

  • Freight Brief – A document detailing the specifications and logistics for moving freight or equipment.

G

  • Group Booking – The process of booking multiple items or services under a single reservation.

I

  • Inventory Audit – The process of checking and verifying the stock levels of items or assets.

  • Inventory Barcode System – A system that uses barcodes to manage and track inventory.

  • Inventory Count – The physical counting of items or assets in stock to verify quantities.

  • Inventory List – A list that contains details of the items in stock, including quantity, type, and location.

  • Inventory Management – The process of overseeing and controlling inventory levels and movement.

  • Inventory Tracking – Monitoring the movement and status of inventory items from acquisition to use.

  • Invoice Numbering – The system used to assign unique numbers to invoices for identification and tracking purposes.

  • Integration – The process of combining different software or systems to work together seamlessly and share data.

J

  • Job Contact – The person responsible for communication and coordination regarding a specific job.

  • Job ID – A unique identifier assigned to a particular job or task.

  • Job Summary – A brief description or overview of a job or project.

K

  • KPIs – Key Performance Indicators, metrics used to evaluate the success or progress of an activity.

L

  • Labour Allocation – The assignment of workers to specific tasks or jobs.

  • Labour Request – A request for the assignment or hiring of labour for a specific task.

  • Late Fee – A charge applied when a payment or action is delayed beyond the due date.

  • Long-Term Rental – Renting equipment or services for an extended period, typically over a year.

M

  • Make – The manufacturer or brand of a piece of equipment or vehicle.

  • Model – The specific version or variant of an item, often defined by features or specifications.

  • Mobilisation – The process of preparing and transporting equipment to a job site for use.

  • Mobe – Short for mobilization, it refers to the act of deploying equipment or resources to a job site.

  • Mobe Freight Brief – A document outlining the logistics for transporting equipment to a job site.

O

  • Odometer – A device used to measure the distance travelled by a vehicle or equipment.

  • On Hire – The status of equipment or assets that are currently rented or in use.

  • Off Hire – The status of equipment or assets that are no longer rented or in use.

  • Operating Hours – The hours during which equipment or machinery is operational.

  • Operational Status – The current state or condition of equipment, indicating whether it is active or inactive.

  • Online Booking System – A digital platform used to make reservations or bookings for equipment or services.

P

  • Packing Slip – A document accompanying goods during shipping, detailing the items being delivered.

  • Pre-Hire Condition – The state or condition of equipment before it is rented out or used.

  • Post-Hire Condition – The state or condition of equipment after it has been returned or used.

  • Pricing Structure – The system or method used to determine the price of services or products.

  • Purchase Order Number – A unique identifier for a purchase order, used for tracking and reference.

Q

  • QR Code – A type of barcode that stores data and can be scanned with a mobile device.

R

  • Ready Status – The indication that equipment is available and ready for use.

  • Rental Inventory – The stock of items available for rent.

  • Rental Period – The duration for which equipment or services are rented.

  • Rental Return – The process of returning rented equipment or goods after use.

  • Rental Software – Software used to manage and track rental transactions and inventory.

  • Reservation System – A system used to make, confirm, and track reservations for equipment or services.

  • Revenue – The total income generated by a business through sales, services, or rentals.

S

  • Self-Service Booking – A booking system where customers can make reservations or requests independently.

  • SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) – A unique identifier used to track inventory items.

  • Short-Term Rental – Renting equipment or services for a brief period, typically under a year.

  • Stock – The items or products available for sale, rent, or use in a business.

  • Stock Identifier – A code or label used to distinguish different stock items.

  • Subrenting – The practice of renting equipment from one provider and then renting it out to another customer.

  • Stand Down – A period when operations are paused, often for maintenance or safety reasons.

  • Security Deposit – A deposit paid by the renter or lessee as a security against potential damages or non-compliance with contract terms.

T

  • Tax Rate – The percentage rate applied to calculate the tax due on goods or services.

  • Timeline – A schedule that outlines the start and finish dates for tasks, jobs, or projects.

U

  • Utilisation Rate – The percentage of time that equipment is in use compared to its available time.

  • User – An individual with access to a system or platform, typically for managing or interacting with data.

W

  • Waiver – A legal document where a party relinquishes a right or claim.

  • Warehouse – A storage facility used to store inventory, goods, or equipment.

  • Wear and Tear – The normal deterioration of equipment or assets from usage over time.

– The hiring of equipment without an operator, where the lessee provides their own operator for the equipment.

– A scheduling tool that tracks the availability and usage of equipment.

– The overall process of managing, maintaining, and utilizing equipment in an organization.

– A system used to manage and track the rental of equipment.

– The process of planning and organizing the use of equipment for various tasks.

– A mobile application used by field workers to access, update, or report information in real time.

– An activity or task carried out in the field, typically relating to maintenance, repairs, or service requests.

– A document sent to a customer requesting payment for goods or services provided.

– A specific task or project that requires resources, equipment, and labour to complete.

– The workforce or employees engaged in tasks that require physical or mental effort, often within a business or operational context.

– A software application designed to facilitate office-related tasks, often including tools for communication, scheduling, and document management.

– A formal offer outlining the price and terms for goods or services.

– A record of maintenance, repairs, and service performed on an asset or equipment.

– A specific action or assignment to be completed as part of a job or project.

– The process of organizing, assigning, and tracking tasks to ensure timely completion.

– The hiring of equipment along with an operator for a specified period.

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