What happens most often in this industry
This list is not invented – these are the categories a company in this segment actually picks when reporting an incident. Each one shows the damage range companies report.
- Tents torn by wind1 000 – 10 000 €Neglecting to anchor the tent – a gust carries it off and the aluminum frame is broken up
- Damage to inflatable blowers500 – 3 000 €Sucking plastic bags, stones or leaves into the impeller, or pouring water over the running blower
- Broken stage sections1 000 – 10 000 €Overloading the stage with heavy gear, a piano or more people than the certified capacity
- Burn holes in party tents500 – 3 000 €Cigarette butts, bulbs near the roof, sparklers or grill sparks burn holes in the canopy
- Breakage of stock (catering)200 – 2 000 €Wholesale breaking of glasses, expensive plates and cups by drunk guests at large events
- Permanent stains on linens200 – 1 500 €Tablecloths, runners and covers ruined by red wine, candle wax, ash (impossible to wash out)
- Broken folding tables and benches200 – 1 500 €Guests dancing on the tables (beer sets) excessively – snapping the tops and bending the steel legs
- Destroyed bounce castles (sharp objects)500 – 3 000 €Children entering with hairpins, toys or in shoes – puncturing and tearing the seams
What a company has to document
Without evidence a record cannot be created – that is the difference between a documented incident and defamation. In this industry the system offers these types of evidence:
- Contract / order – Contract or order number
- Signed handover protocol – Signed handover/return protocol
- Photo documentation – Photos of the condition at handover and return
- Unpaid invoice – Invoice number and due date
- Damage assessment – Damage assessment by a workshop/insurer
- Inventory list – List of items with confirmed condition
- Internal record – Reference in the company's internal system
- Police report – Report reference number or a copy of the report
How it works
You enter a phone number, e-mail or ID number. The system turns the value into an irreversible cryptographic fingerprint, matches it against the shared database and returns a traffic-light colour together with how many companies and what kinds of cases stand behind it. You never see other companies’ records, and no names or contact details are in the database at all. The decision to rent stays with you – the system does not make it for you.
Why a network, not an internal list
Your list protects only you. A customer who has never been to you is invisible to it – the network sees them, because someone has already reported them. The value grows with every company that joins: the denser the network in an industry, the sooner a problem is caught.
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