Multiple days discount factor

The price factor of equipment is a price multiplier for when equipment is rented out for a longer time period. It's useful to give customers a more attractive price deal when they rent equipment for multiple days.

Example: If you rent out equipment for 5 days, you can use a price factor of 2,80 to only charge the customer for 2,8 'days', instead of 5x the normal daily price.

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How is the price factor calculated?

The usage period of an equipment group determines the used price factor.

If your equipment group, for example, Rigging has a usage period from 21-12-2020 (14:00) to 24-12-2020 (14:00), it is exactly 4 days. In your factor list, you can see this gives a factor of 2.40:

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In the Equipment tab of your project, you can see that the unit price of each item is multiplied by 2,40.

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Note: If needed, you can always overwrite the default price factor in this screen.

Set up your factor list

  1. Go to the settings Configuration module > Financial > Factor groups.
  2. Double-click to edit the Default factor group, and find the overview of days and corresponding factors.
  3. Click on a row to change the factor and the from/to number of days. This way, you can create your entire factor list.

Do you use multiple factor lists for different types of equipment? You can use multiple factor groups.

Use multiple factor lists

If you use multiple factor lists for different types of equipment (Rigging, Audio, ...) you need to use multiple factor groups. Make sure that you also choose the correct factor group for your equipment items, to ensure they have the right factor applied when you plan them on a project.

Create factor groups

  1. Go to the settings Configuration module > Financial > Factor groups.
  2. Click  + Add factor group  and set up the factor list for each one.

Choose default factor group

  1. Go to the category Equipment module.
  2. Select Vink_1.png all desired equipment items, and click on edit Edit.
  3. Scroll down to select Vink_1.png the Factor group field, and choose the correct Factor group.
  4. Click  Save
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