Rental & event operations

Your events.
Your equipment.
One clear view.

Bring events, inventory, dispatch, logistics, and repairs into one workspace, so your team can see the job and what needs to happen next.

A look around Kuro WebRECORDED WEB SCREENS · DEMO DATA
Kuro Web event workspace with the Warehouse job list, event details, pullsheet and equipment availability for a fictional demo event.
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Start with the event.

Event details, equipment requirements and availability, together in one workspace.

Open full-size screen for Start with the event.

Recorded Kuro Web screens from a fictional tenant, captured 8 October 2026. This tour shows separate views, not a live data update or a web/mobile synchronisation recording.

Built around the work.

Equipment rentalLive eventsProduction teams

Your team, connected in real time

Your office, warehouse
and drivers.
In sync.

Live updates across web and mobile keep warehouse progress and operations connected. Vehicle location updates from Kuro Mobile bring the road into the same picture.

Harbour showcaseWORKFLOW ILLUSTRATION · SAMPLE DATA
Operations · Web

Follow the preparation.

Equipment prepared

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Shared pullsheet progress

Warehouse · Web & mobile

Keep the job moving.

Pullsheet

Preparing equipment
Audio equipment2 of 4

The same preparation information

Driver · Mobile

Stay connected on the road.

Job information

Review the pullsheet

Awaiting a location update

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The same job, wherever you work.

Operations and warehouse teams share the pullsheet. Mobile users keep the job close at hand.

This is an illustrated example, not a live connection or a product screenshot. Preparation and location updates are separate actions.

Explore connected workflows

01 / A connected workspace

The whole job.
The important detail.

A job touches more than one desk. Give the event, the equipment, and the work around them a shared home.

Start with a plan.
Keep the detail close.

Bring event details and equipment requirements together. Give your team a clearer starting point for the work ahead.

  • Event details and contacts
  • Equipment requirements and pullsheets
  • A shared context for the job
Event workspaceEXAMPLE
PRODUCTION / MAIN HALL

Harbour showcase

OCT24

Equipment prepared.
Next: coordinate dispatch.

Event detailsPullsheetLogistics
Illustrative event · Sample data

Equipment has a journey.
Follow the work.

From the pullsheet to dispatch and return, keep the equipment conversation grounded in the job. Bring repair work into view when something needs attention.

  • Inventory and warehouse preparation
  • Dispatch and return workflows
  • Repair records and follow-up
Equipment journeyILLUSTRATION
Prepare

The equipment for the job

Dispatch

The next planned movement

Next
Return & review

Bring any repair work into view

A workflow illustration, not an automatic status sequence

Connect the office
to the next movement.

Put dispatch and logistics alongside the event. Help the people coordinating the work see the job behind each movement.

  • Dispatch planning
  • Logistics schedules
  • Event context for the team
Movement planEXAMPLE
HARBOUR SHOWCASEDelivery

The next stop,
in context.

08:00 · DEPARTWarehouse
09:00 · ARRIVEMain hall
Illustrative schedule · Sample data

02 / From plan to pack-down

Follow the job.
Keep everyone in view.

Events, equipment, and movement are part of the same story. Build your workflow around the way your team works.

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Start with the event.

Bring the job details and equipment requirements into view.

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Prepare the equipment.

Follow the pullsheet and organise the work in the warehouse.

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Coordinate the movement.

Keep dispatch and logistics in the context of the job.

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Close the loop.

Bring returns and repair work back into the picture.

03 / Made for the people doing the work

Different roles.
A shared picture.

Whether you are planning the event, preparing the gear, or coordinating its movement, the job is what connects you.

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In the office.

Bring event details, contacts, and equipment requirements together before the job takes shape.

PLAN & COORDINATE
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In the warehouse.

Keep pullsheets, preparation, and repair work in view as equipment moves through your team.

PREPARE & REVIEW
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Across the movements.

Connect dispatch and logistics planning to the event and the people organising the work.

DISPATCH & DELIVER

A little more clarity

Good questions.

Start with the way
your team works.

Who is Kuro designed for?

Kuro is built around the work of equipment rental, event, and production teams, with tools for events, inventory, warehouse operations, dispatch, logistics, and repairs.

What can I explore in a demo?

Start with a typical job: the event details, equipment requirements, warehouse preparation, and movements. Use that workflow to discuss how Kuro could fit your team.

Can Kuro support different roles in our team?

Kuro includes workspaces for event, inventory, dispatch, logistics, and repair activities. The right setup depends on the modules and access your team needs.

See the bigger picture

Your next event.
A clearer way to work.

Explore how Kuro could fit your events,
equipment, and team.