Rental Management
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NetView ECO rental equipment dealership software delivers powerful reporting, innovative technology and smart features that give your equipment dealership an edge over your competition. Keep your customers satisfied, your work organized and your team moving at the speed of rental.
Powerful Rental Equipment Software Features
Realtime Information
Obtain timely and accurate information about your dealership’s rental fleet with NetView ECO rental equipment software.
- Check rental fleet availability from one location to multi-locations from anywhere on any device.
- Advanced telematics OEM integration tracks data including machine health and location to schedule maintenance, reduce downtime, route technicians and more.
- Fully integrated with accounting, parts and service features improves workflow and keeps all departments updated.
Customized Rental Contract Management
Manage each customer with dynamic pricing, customer-specific rates, custom billing periods and more.
- System tracks and displays available line of credit as transactions are processed.
- Customer statements include collated images of original invoices with signatures.
- Learn how HBS Systems NetView ECO rental equipment dealership software benefits Rental Managers.
Case Studies
Boost Efficiency and Profits During the Busy Season
As peak season approaches, equipment dealerships need to make sure each of their departments is prepared for the increase in customer activity and heightened workload. And in these current times, it may be with less staffing than desired. Utilize your dealership...
Easy Tracking for Key Metrics of Your Equipment Dealership
For equipment dealerships to achieve success, it is essential that each department work together, communicate consistently, and have access to real-time data. This involves tracking both key and emerging metrics to optimize operations, strengthen customer...
4 Ways to Get Rid of Dead Inventory
While most dealerships know they have dead inventory, many are unaware of just how much. Dead, or sometimes referred to obsolescent inventory, are items that are unlikely to sell in the future. Dead stock can happen due to various reasons, such as decreased demand,...