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Rental Dispatch Return Checklist

Reconcile rental units dispatched, returned and held for inspection. Keep missing quantities and recorded inspection decisions separate.

Published October 21, 2026 · Manual browser worksheet

Worked example: 8 out · 7 returned, then 1 missing · 2 held, then Inspection still pending
Original diagram of the fictional worked example below.

Set up your worksheet

Start with the fictional example. Replace the sample with your own records and review assumptions before acting on a result.

Your report

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Enter your details and records, then calculate to review the results.

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How to use Rental Dispatch Return Checklist

  1. Use one rental/asset reference per row.
  2. Enter dispatch and actual return quantities.
  3. Separate inspection holds from missing units.
  4. Record inspection only after the responsible person completes the required checks.

Calculation

Outstanding = dispatched − returned. Potentially releasable = returned − held, but the release candidate remains zero while inspection decision is Pending. Overdue outstanding units require a return date before the review date.

Try the fictional example

Eight units dispatched and seven returned leave one outstanding. Two returned units are held. While inspection is pending, the tool shows zero release candidates.

Limits

Counts do not establish fitness for use or customer liability. Use your approved equipment inspection procedure and actual asset records before release. No deposits or damage charges are calculated.

Save, restore and export

Add entry creates another record. Edit any field directly or use Remove entry to delete a row. Changing inputs clears the previous report so it cannot be mistaken for current results. Choose Calculate / review results again when your changes are ready.

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CSV and PDF are reports. Use JSON for editable recovery. Device saves stay in this browser; clearing browser data can remove them.

Read the complete input guide and review workflow.