Connection 01
Equipment-level tracking
Assign the actual washer, dryer, or set and retain its location, status, service, and return history.
Washer and dryer rental software
Rivet was shaped by the daily work of a washer and dryer rental operation, including the handoffs between customers, physical units, payments, delivery, service, and returns.
What connects
Connection 01
Assign the actual washer, dryer, or set and retain its location, status, service, and return history.
Connection 02
Collect the customer details, hookup requirements, agreement, supported payment, and delivery request needed before fulfillment.
Connection 03
Keep active rentals, invoices, payment state, service work, and eventual pickup connected.
How it works
Each stage preserves the customer, rental, tenant, and operating context needed by the next one.
Record whether the customer needs a set, washer, dryer, or another configured rental product.
Collect supported installation details, documents, acknowledgements, and customer commitment.
Select ready units, connect the agreement package, coordinate delivery, and activate the rental.
Maintain invoices, payment state, service history, pickup, inspection, and inventory availability.
Operational outcomes
01
Setup details no longer live separately from the rental and equipment records they affect.
02
The team can see which physical units are deployed, returning, or being prepared.
03
The workflow can be configured for another tenant without copying KC-specific prices or policies.
Questions
No. Washer and dryer rentals are the original operating use case, while Rivet’s tenant configuration supports additional physical rental categories.
Yes. Products, pricing, requirements, documents, locations, and lifecycle settings are tenant-scoped.
Yes. Individual units can be recorded and assigned while remaining part of the same rental.
Yes, through a reviewed migration scope that maps the operator’s own customers, inventory, rentals, and rules.
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