How do top rental houses move millions in gear with zero lost assets?
Calisto Pro links barcode tracking, sub-rentals, fleet dispatch, and availability calendars into one real-time asset engine, keeping every load-in exact and accountable.
One operating system for equipment rentals
Calisto Pro is the software that runs an event rental business, from the first message to the gear back on the shelf: your whole warehouse in one place, shared with your crew, your drivers and your clients, backed up, and open from anywhere.
Every Post Crewed
Saturday's crew named from the manifests by Friday night, and every gap filled before the trucks leave.
Four Trucks, One Saturday
Pull sheets scanned crate by crate, routes by window and load, the venue's rules on the job.
What Comes Back
The photo out beside the photo back, the charge on the signed waiver, the broken unit kept home.
Is It Free Saturday?
WhatsApp, Instagram and email on one record, answered with one count per item, across every date.
Quoted, Signed, Held
A quote with photos and the layout, signed by everyone at once, the deposit held on the card.
Thursday's Change
Forty more chairs approved by the planner, and the contract, the truck and the crew already have it.
Which Gear Earns
Every rental on the books, and what each unit earned against what it cost.
The Show Itself
The function sheet, the rider, the run of show on every phone, your stage held in line.
The Rate That Holds
Every client asked how it went, the happy ones on Google, the night's photos on every network.
Your Name Everywhere
Your website, your app, your counter and every depot on one catalog, one price, one standard.
Calisto Workforce
Saturday needs thirty-one people. By Friday night, every post has a name.
Calisto Workforce builds Saturday's crew from each event's manifest, sends every gap out as an open shift to your freelancers and former crew, and takes anyone with a lapsed certificate off the job.
Friday night
In the Hub
Calisto Events + Dispatch
Four events, four trucks, one Saturday. Every truck leaves with the right load, and nobody phones to ask where it is.
Calisto Events turns each order into a pull sheet scanned crate by crate. Dispatch routes every truck by time window and load, and the venue's load-in rules ride on the delivery job.
Wedding Package · expanded
Microphone Flight Case · read at once
Calisto Events + Payments
The planner says the tear was already there. Your load-out photo says it wasn't.
Calisto Events photographs every unit going out and coming back, side by side. A confirmed tear is charged to the signed waiver through Payments, and the unit stays out of the count until it's repaired.
On the dock
WhatsApp · the client
Each return shot beside its load-out shot
The charge
What rental operators find when the warehouse and the book agree
The structural differences that show up on the Saturday you have four events and one truck short.
availability number across every overlapping event date, already net of what is in repair, what is being cleaned and what you hired in. It is the number you can say out loud on the call.
ONE COUNTfields on every unit, from purchase through condition grade to retirement. When a client disputes the tear, the photo and the inspection answer for you.
THE ASSET RECORDrate card and one setup checklist behind every depot and every crew. The anchor spacing on a tent is the same whether the lead rigger has rigged it before or is reading it for the first time.
THE SAME STANDARDlock-in. The fleet record, the client history and three years of contracts export on any plan. Your pricing and your client list are the business, and they stay yours.
YOUR DATApayment gateways, including Cardnet, Azul, Redsys and M-Pesa. The deposit holds and the damage waiver bill through the processor your clients already use.
GET PAID ANYWHERESaturday: four events, four routes, four manifests, the tent that came back torn, and the certificate that expired on Thursday, on one screen.
SATURDAYOne
Availability Number per Item, Net of What Is Out, in Repair, Being Cleaned or Hired In
Zero
Kits Quoted With a Part Missing
Two
Photos Behind Every Damage Charge: Load-Out and Return
Zero
Units in for Repair That Anyone Can Quote, Reserve or Load
Calisto Interact + Deals + Events
"Sixty chairs and a tent for Saturday?" You answer with a number before they hang up.
Calisto Interact brings WhatsApp, Instagram, email and calls onto one client record in Deals. Events gives one count per item, net of repairs, cleaning and partners' gear, across every overlapping date.
Messages
Calisto Proposals + Sign + Payments
Quoted by lunch. Signed by three people by dinner. The deposit held on the card.
Calisto Proposals builds the quote from your catalog, with a photo of every item and the layout attached. Sign routes it to everyone who signs, and Payments holds the deposit on their card.
A wedding last June
The count, read back
On the same quote
Calisto Navigator + Events
Forty chairs get added Thursday. The contract, the balance, the truck and the crew already know.
Calisto Navigator gives each planner a portal under your name: the order, the contract, the balance and the delivery window. A change approved there moves everything Events holds for the job.
The contract and the balance
Saturday’s count
The room plan · 190 guests
Both dates, recalculated
Her messages, on the booking
Calisto Ledger + Signal
The chandelier rents forty weekends. The canopy rents six. Now you know which to buy.
Calisto Ledger posts every rental, damage charge and sub-rental to the books as it happens, and shows what each unit earned against its cost. Signal reports the generator's hours before it fails.
From the first message to the gear back on the shelf.
A June wedding for one hundred and fifty, followed through every hand the order passes.
Calisto Events + Tickets
The rider arrives Tuesday. The rig goes up Saturday. The strike starts at curfew.
Calisto Events runs the show your gear is for: the function sheet the client signs, the rider on the advance, the run of show on every crew phone, and your own stage held in line.
The rider asks for
On the truck
The rider
Console 2 · this weekend
Each point against its rated load
Power distribution
The run of show
The heavy-lift crew
The week of 1 June
The offer to the act
Sold in Tickets · scanned at the door
Calisto Reputation + Impreta
The operator next door quotes less. Your Google page says why you're worth it.
Calisto Reputation asks every client how the day went, sends the happy ones to Google and the rest to you first. Impreta turns the night's photos into posts on every network.
Calisto Sites + Apps + Blueprint
The bounce house books at midnight. Your app, your counter and your second depot charge the same.
Calisto Sites puts your catalog on your website with live dates, and Apps puts it in the stores under your name. Blueprint sets one rate card and setup checklist at every depot.
Sold beside the rentals
The showroom screen · the live catalog
Seventeen apps. One warehouse.
Overlapping event dates only work when the quote, the calendar, the truck and the return inspection are reading the same availability.
Workforce
Saturday's crew from the manifests, every gap an open shift.
Events
One count per item, the pull sheet, the return photos and the show.
Dispatch
Four trucks routed by window and load, and every repair work order.
Payments
The deposit held on the card, the damage charged to the waiver.
Interact
WhatsApp, Instagram, email and calls on one client record.
Deals
Every inquiry on one pipeline, booked or lost.
Proposals
A quote with a photo of every item and the layout.
Sign
The agreement and the waiver, signed by everyone at once.
Navigator
The planner's portal, where Thursday's change is approved.
Ledger
Every rental on the books, and what each unit earned.
Signal
Every truck on one map, and the generator's hours.
Tickets
Your own night, sold and scanned at the door.
Reputation
Every client asked how it went, the happy ones on Google.
Impreta
The night's photos as posts on every network.
Sites
Your catalog on your website with live dates.
Apps
Your own app in the stores, under your name.
Blueprint
One rate card and setup checklist at every depot.
Calisto Pro for Event & Production Rentals
- Today by the clock: gear going out and gear due back, events on today, and each order opening its page
- What needs someone: going out today, due back today, late returns, returns to clear, held orders, photo checks waiting and card holds lapsing today
- Audio, lighting, staging, tents, furniture, linen and décor in one catalog: serialized units with their serial, barcode and RFID tag, and bulk stock by quantity, on one availability number
- One availability number per item across every overlapping event date, net of what is out, in repair, being cleaned or hired in from a partner
- A kit is free only when every part of it is, and an optional part never holds it back; dependencies that must go out together
- Gear hired in counts as stock for its dates once the partner confirms it; the margin worked out against the price quoted
- Cleaning and teardown buffers around each return; a date moved frees the old date and books the new one
- Labels: each unit's code as a QR code and a barcode on a sheet of stickers or a label printer
- Custom fields on items, orders and lines (tent color, weatherproofing), each shown on the catalog or kept inside
- Quotes that show whether each line is free, holding the gear from when they are sent until they run out
- Orders as a list and as a ledger: total, paid and owed, each in its own currency; the Planner, what is free when, as cards on a phone
- Rental periods and rates by the hour, day, weekend, week and month; seasons; minimum lengths; the turnaround between rentals
- A unit hired by the month, a tent for a winter terrace or a generator for a season, held for its client while the plan runs
- Deposits by your rule held on the client's card; damage waiver plans as a set amount or a percent of the rental; cancellation terms
- Pull sheets, picking and staging on the order board, the warehouse by stage
- Every crate scanned out and scanned back on any browser camera; collections at the dock on the same board
- Check Contents: a flight case or a whole rental read at once from its RFID tags, showing what is here, missing or not expected
- Returns, late returns, shortages and damage in one place; Delay or Close moves every rental in a window later or calls it off
- Shot lists per checklist, the hand-off waiting for every required shot, and each return shot beside its hand-out shot
- New damage, a missing item and cleaning suggested from the return photos; a person confirms or dismisses each
- Confirmed damage priced from your damage price list, taken from the waiver, then the card hold, then the bill; a repair work order opened, and a payment dispute carrying the photo check as evidence
- The function sheet, signed by the client: the setup, the stage, the AV, the staffing and the load in and out
- The advance: the technical rider, the input list and travel, answered by the act's agent through a link
- The day sheet and the run of show cue by cue on a phone, Running Late and Add Cue, on the venue's clock
- Rigging with each point's rated load, power, and AV and lighting; incidents and the logbook, a broken unit opening a work order naming the event
- Every post on the event filled from your shifts, with a crew pass issued with the shift and revoked with it
- The line of holds on each room and date: first, second, third; challenge, move, extend, confirm or release
- An avails link a planner opens to see your dates and ask for a hold, switched off any time
- Site visits against their inquiry, deposits due on each hire and the commission owed to the planner who sent it
- An offer to the act with a guarantee, a share of the gross or the net, versus, door deal and withholding, the break-even shown; settled on the real box office
- The Rentals side's reports, the pipeline forecast and lead sources; every figure per currency
- On a phone: Pickups & Returns, Day Sheets and each event's page open with no signal; the client takes the photo check in their portal where you allow it
- The asset register: every unit with its condition grade, from purchase through active rental to retirement
- Service schedules and work orders per unit; a unit in the workshop is out of the count
- Linen through wash, press, fold and restock; glassware breakage logged with its replacement cost
- Counts, transfers and valuation across every depot
- Your legal entity, tax, currency and depot configuration; items and packages defined once and sold by every app
- Who may see and do what in your business, as your owner settings
- The fleet record, the client history and the contracts export on any plan
- One rate card and one setup checklist behind every depot and every crew: tent configuration guides with anchor spacing and sidewall sequences, AV wiring diagrams for standard stage configurations
- A rule set at headquarters arrives locked at each branch; no branch manager discounts without authorization
- Version-tracked, with a snapshot on every edit
- A branded proposal with a photo of every item, live prices from the same catalog the website shows, package options, damage waiver terms and a signature block
- Terms by event type: a festival's liability language, a wedding's
- The expiration date raising its own follow-up; tracked to acceptance, and the acceptance becoming the order
- Every inquiry on one pipeline instead of a group chat, from new to quote sent to booked or lost, with the client's past orders on the job
- An Instagram message from a new client creating the contact and the lead
- The pipeline forecast, lost business and lead sources
- One rate for the company, not one per branch
- Peak-season and event-date pricing rules; delivery charged per kilometer beyond the first forty
- 73 payment gateways, from Cardnet, Azul and Mercado Pago to Redsys and Bizum, Mollie and M-Pesa: the processor your clients already use
- The deposit held on the card until the return inspection clears, released on a clean return
- The damage waiver and damage charges on the same rails; a self-checkout link that needs no account
- Payment schedules, installments, pro-rata charges and late fees per booking; every payment in its own currency
- Rental agreements and damage waivers routed to everyone who signs: the production manager, the venue coordinator and the client
- Delivery sign-off captured on site with the manifest and photos attached
- Filed against the order with a tamper-proof audit trail, the signer needing no account
- The return inspection: a guided photo walk-around compared against the load-out photos
- A damage entry becomes a repair work order, and the unit is out of the count until it is signed off
- Two sign-off stages before the truck rolls: crew completion, then a qualified inspector
- Insurance certificates per event with expiry alerts; a lapsed one stops the booking, not the delivery
- Incidents with a unit, and findings tracked to resolution
- Four events on Saturday as four routes and four manifests, sequenced by distance, time windows and vehicle capacity
- Each driver's route with turn-by-turn directions and the digital packing slip; the load against the vehicle's capacity
- The load-in window, the dock and the lift size from the venue form, on the delivery job as setup instructions
- Repair work orders and service tasks, each with an assignee and a deadline; a cleaning requested when a unit comes back
- GPS for trucks and flight cases in transit; the arrival time sent to the event coordinator as a truck crosses the venue's geofence
- The generator's run hours and fuel, and a refrigerated trailer's temperature, opening a service task before the next event
- Alerts on a missing or off-route asset
- Every counter sale, online payment, damage charge and sub-rental expense posting to the books, with no CSV
- The revenue dashboard, aging, equipment profitability and tax reporting from the same transactions
- What each asset earned against what it cost, and what each event made after labor, transport and equipment
- Crews skills-matched to the manifest: AV-certified technicians for the gala, setup teams for the weddings, a heavy-lift crew for the festival
- One technician never promised to two venues; a lapsed certification takes the person off the job before it is assigned
- Freelancers claiming open shifts; mobile clock-in with location; hours to payroll without being rebuilt on Monday
- The three ways to add a person to your business, each reaching what your owner settings allow
- The signature reaching the warehouse by itself: the fulfillment order with its stages, reserved to restocked
- Balance reminders seven days before the due date, and the late fee after the grace period
- Feedback after every event, routed by the rating
- Four events, four routes, four manifests on one Saturday; the tent that came back torn on the board
- A portal under your name for each planner and client: active orders, the signed contract, paid and outstanding, the delivery window and the item list as it stands today
- A priced change order approved in the portal, moving the contract, the balance and the loading manifest at once
- Sign, confirm the final count and lock the delivery window from a phone; messages kept on the booking
- Rent Again: last year's item list at this year's prices for the new date
- WhatsApp, Instagram and email on one contact record, with three past rentals, two signed contracts and the open invoice on screen before the reply
- Calls recorded and transcribed, the notes on the booking; confirmations, delivery notices and receipts filed on the contact
- Business messages and the rental house's numbers worked by the team in Threads and Dial
- A Hub for Saturday's events: the sales desk, the warehouse, the drivers and the crew leads, one conversation and its files, so the group chat stops being the nervous system
- Crew certifications verified before assignment
- Safety and setup courses for your crew, the certificate issued in your company's name, the next pass assigned before it lapses
- Your online store on your own website: a date picker showing which tents, tables and chairs are free, the count adjusting as each item enters the cart
- Guest checkout, coupons, delivery or pickup with its fee, the agreement sent for signature and the deposit taken
- Abandoned carts brought back by email; the store in your logo, colors and fonts; it works on the website you already have
- The counter sells from the same catalog at the same price as the website
- The tent, consumable supplies and an AV package in one cart, with deposit holds, barcode scanning and receipts
- Showroom screens reading the live catalog, so a tent booked online ten minutes ago no longer shows as available
- Today's loads on the warehouse TV: Saturday's pull sheets and trucks, so a new hand knows which truck each crate goes on
- The venue briefing form: clearance, power, earliest arrival, on the delivery job
- The post-event feedback form, a low rating opening a ticket
- The unhappy client reached through a support ticket before they reach a review site
- Signed agreements, insurance certificates and the business license filed under the client and the event, searchable by client, date or document type
- Four stars or more and the client is asked for a Google review; below four, private feedback to you first
- Every review from Google, Facebook and the trade directories in one list to answer
- A catalog photo or an event recap posted to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Google Business Profile from one draft
- Segments from what clients rented, not who opened an email: outdoor furniture last summer, three events this year
- Loyalty tiers from annual rental volume, applied without being asked for
- Ad audiences built from rental history
- Event recap photos and promotional content composed against the event they came from
- Brand standards across every depot's quotes, contracts and campaigns
- The tickets for a night you put on yourself, scanned at Events' Gates
- Events' Rentals area is the Rentals side, whole: products and kits, quotes, pull sheets, scan out and in, deliveries and collections at the dock, sub-rentals and maintenance, on the same records as the event the gear goes out for
- Your own app in the App Store and Google Play under your name: the catalog on live dates, Rent Again, the client's orders and the portal inside it
- One app for every depot, each with its own link
- Consumables, tableware and retired gear sold outright, online and at the counter, from the same catalog as the rentals
One platform for every rental house
The format changes. The login does not.
Volume, walk-ins, and cash. The operator next door quotes the same tables for less, so the only thing left to compete on is whether the order is right when the truck arrives.
Rounds, rectangles, cocktail tables, and chair variants tracked by quantity, condition grade, and depot. Sixty chairs promised twice is sixty chairs you do not have.
Photo booths, backdrops, and prop kits carry damage history and cleaning schedules. A booth that failed at the last party does not go out to the next one.
Day-of counter rentals for last-minute add-ons run on the same count as the online catalog, at the same rate, with no conflicts and no counter discount.
Linen rotation through wash, press, fold, and restock. Glassware breakage logs with replacement cost tracking, so the count you quote is what you have rather than what you bought.
The fleet goes out with a date, a crew, and a venue. A venue with a rental fleet, and a festival with its staging and crew, each one booking: Venues · Concerts & Festivals
No setup cost. Pay when you start using.
Team size across your organization
Full-Service Production Company
Your Foundation
Included With Your Plans
Your Core app shows everything your Commerce and Ops plans turn on. Core-Only Pricing sells it on its own, for a business that prefers not to pay a percentage.
One availability number across overlapping event dates
Pull sheets, scans, returns, damage, and deliveries
Every unit, its condition, its service and its downtime
Legal entity, tax, currency, and depot configuration
Audio, lighting, staging, and packages in one catalog
One rate card and one setup checklist per depot
Core + Ops
Forty chairs added Thursday, and everything moves
With Ops, get:
Inspections & damage Calisto AssureDamage entries that become repair work ordersOps subscription only
- A damage entry becomes a repair work order
- An item in maintenance is not in the availability number
- Two sign-off stages before the truck rolls
- The tear is photographed at return and billed to the waiver
Delivery & routing Calisto DispatchRoute-optimised delivery with GPS tracking
- Route-optimised delivery with GPS tracking
- The load-in note and elevator size sit on the delivery job
- Every stage scanned, every stage provable
GPS & asset tracking Calisto SignalEvery stage scanned, every stage provableIncluded with any Ops app
- Trackers, positions, and geofences in one registry
- Alerts on a missing or off-route asset
- Sensors, trackers, locks, cameras, meters, and gateways in one registry
Accounting & asset returns Calisto LedgerWhat each asset earned against what it cost
- Every asset reports what it earned against what it cost
- Which assets earn and which ones sit
- Double-entry books with journal entries that post and reverse, never vanish
Crew scheduling Calisto WorkforceCrews skills-matched to the manifest
- Crews skills-matched to the manifest
- Hours that do not have to be reconstructed
AutomationsA signature reaches the warehouse by itself
- The signature reaches the warehouse by itself
- Balance reminders collect without being chased
- Seventeen native connectors across Calisto Pro, with no middleware
Today's operations view Calisto TodayFour events, four routes, four manifestsIncluded with any Ops app
- Four events, four routes, four manifests on one Saturday
- The tent that came back torn is on the board
- A report directory, a team scorecard, and a notice queue
DeskThe service desk: tickets before the deadline runs out, with the customer’s booking, order and payment beside each one, plus Calisto Threads for your team’s conversations and Calisto Dial for its calls.
OrderflowEvery order from every channel in one queue. Accept it, prepare it, hand it over and follow it to the customer’s door.
AccessLock and unlock every door, check visitors in with a scan, issue keys and passes, and run the roll call in an evacuation, from your phone or your desk.
UniversityTrain your people: build courses, assign them with a due date, see who is behind and who is certified, and take your own training on your phone.
WiFiGive guests WiFi through your own sign-in page, see who connects and who comes back, and know the moment an access point goes down, from your phone or your desk.
VelocityDecide on work and spend before it posts: sign off hours and expenses, review what gets billed, set rates, invoice from time, and see budgets and capacity.
StationBuild workspaces for your team, and run the printers, card readers and cash drawers they use.
Plus everything included above
Core + Commerce
Availability, the quote and the payment on one book
With Commerce, get:
Enquiry pipeline Calisto DealsEvery enquiry with the client history already open
- Every enquiry on a record instead of a group chat
- The client's past orders sit on the job
- Pipeline stages, quotes, and every interaction on one record
Rate card Calisto PulseOne rate for the company, not one per branch
- One rate for the company, not one per branch
- Seasonal and event-date pricing rules
- Rate plans, yield rules, and dynamic pricing in one engine
Deposits & balances Calisto PaymentsDeposits that hold and balances that collect
- A deposit that actually holds
- Seventy-five gateways including Cardnet, Azul, Redsys, and M-Pesa
- The damage waiver charges on the same rails
BookingsEvery booking across your apps in one place: today’s arrivals, availability, walk-in lines and bills, and every rental out and back.
SyncConnect your sales channels: listings, rates and availability, delivery menus and the orders they send, with every connection watched and every failure fixed, from your desk or your phone.
StationBuild workspaces for your team, and run the printers, card readers and cash drawers they use.
Open to every account, charged as you use them:
Start here. Businesses like yours grow into Rental agreements, Products, kits & availability, Asset register.
Quotes Calisto ProposalsA clean rental agreement off live catalog pricing
- A clean rental agreement off live catalog pricing
- The agreement that arrives the same afternoon wins the job
- Answer with the history already open
- One charge per proposal sent, with its signature included
Rental agreements Calisto SignSigned agreements routed to everyone who signs
- Routed to everyone who signs
- She signs, confirms the count, and locks the window
- Envelopes signed on any device, filed to the record they belong to
- Charged per envelope, so a draft nobody has sent costs nothing
Plus everything included above
Core + Commerce + Ops
Forty chairs added Thursday, and everything moves
With Ops, get:
Inspections & damage Calisto AssureDamage entries that become repair work ordersOps subscription only
- A damage entry becomes a repair work order
- An item in maintenance is not in the availability number
- Two sign-off stages before the truck rolls
- The tear is photographed at return and billed to the waiver
Delivery & routing Calisto DispatchRoute-optimised delivery with GPS tracking
- Route-optimised delivery with GPS tracking
- The load-in note and elevator size sit on the delivery job
- Every stage scanned, every stage provable
GPS & asset tracking Calisto SignalEvery stage scanned, every stage provableIncluded with any Ops app
- Trackers, positions, and geofences in one registry
- Alerts on a missing or off-route asset
- Sensors, trackers, locks, cameras, meters, and gateways in one registry
Accounting & asset returns Calisto LedgerWhat each asset earned against what it cost
- Every asset reports what it earned against what it cost
- Which assets earn and which ones sit
- Double-entry books with journal entries that post and reverse, never vanish
Crew scheduling Calisto WorkforceCrews skills-matched to the manifest
- Crews skills-matched to the manifest
- Hours that do not have to be reconstructed
AutomationsA signature reaches the warehouse by itself
- The signature reaches the warehouse by itself
- Balance reminders collect without being chased
- Seventeen native connectors across Calisto Pro, with no middleware
Today's operations view Calisto TodayFour events, four routes, four manifestsIncluded with any Ops app
- Four events, four routes, four manifests on one Saturday
- The tent that came back torn is on the board
- A report directory, a team scorecard, and a notice queue
DeskThe service desk: tickets before the deadline runs out, with the customer’s booking, order and payment beside each one, plus Calisto Threads for your team’s conversations and Calisto Dial for its calls.
OrderflowEvery order from every channel in one queue. Accept it, prepare it, hand it over and follow it to the customer’s door.
AccessLock and unlock every door, check visitors in with a scan, issue keys and passes, and run the roll call in an evacuation, from your phone or your desk.
UniversityTrain your people: build courses, assign them with a due date, see who is behind and who is certified, and take your own training on your phone.
WiFiGive guests WiFi through your own sign-in page, see who connects and who comes back, and know the moment an access point goes down, from your phone or your desk.
VelocityDecide on work and spend before it posts: sign off hours and expenses, review what gets billed, set rates, invoice from time, and see budgets and capacity.
Plus everything in Core + Commerce
No contracts, no trials. Use the apps and pay when you’re ready.
