The fastest one. Most customers sign in a minute, on the app they already have open.
Rental contracts that come back signed.
Six steps from an empty screen to a signed agreement on the customer's own phone. No retyping, no printer, no folder.
One take, no editing. Pick the car, set the dates, scan the customer, record the fuel and the price, and send the contract on WhatsApp.
The contract is where the money is decided.
The contract you hand over at the start is what settles every argument at the end: who was allowed to drive, what the fuel was, what the deposit covers, and who pays a fine that has not arrived yet.
A contract that says all of it, signed by everyone who will drive, is not paperwork. It is the whole defence.
A car cannot be promised twice.
If the car is already out on those dates, the wizard stops on step two and shows you the rental that is in the way, while the customer is still in front of you.
Fuel, kilometres, price.
Recorded at hand-over and printed on the contract, so the return is a comparison instead of an argument. Damage already on the car is listed too, which means anything found later is new.
Three ways out, one contract.
A signing link lands in their inbox. This one stays closed until every person who has to sign has an email address on file.
In person
They are standing right here. Hand them the screen.
What operators ask about this.
Can the customer sign on their own phone?
What happens with a second driver?
Do you keep the customer's passport?
What if the licence expires during the rental?
Can I edit a contract after it is signed?
Nothing slips.
Open the demo and run one rental. It takes a minute and it is the whole product.