Manage equipment that belongs to someone else.
Manage third-party equipment alongside your own stock while keeping its owner clear. Link each consignor to their equipment and consult its recorded movements from the same inventory.
Built around how you work.
Four things Consignment stock does for your team.
Know whose equipment it is.
Register who owns the equipment and which items they have placed with your team.
Bring it into your equipment view.
Manage consigned equipment alongside your operational inventory.
Keep the movement history.
Review the recorded movements of consigned equipment.
Review equipment by owner.
Keep the consignor and their equipment together, so the team can consult the same record when a question comes up.
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What works hand in hand with Consignment stock.
Equipment in your warehouse, owned by someone else
What is consignment stock?
Equipment owned by a third party — the consignor — that you hold in your inventory. Filmo records who each item belongs to and keeps its movement history.
Can I see what happened to consigned equipment?
Yes. Consigned equipment keeps its movement history.
How is it different from a subrental?
A subrental covers equipment you obtain from another supplier for a job. Consignment identifies equipment a third party places in your inventory while retaining ownership. Keeping that distinction helps your team know whose equipment it is.
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