Rentman's published pitch is resource management for the AV and event production industry: plan the gear, schedule the crew, send the quote, track equipment with QR codes, invoice the job. It is a mature suite for the shop that rents and produces. Atlas approaches the same org from the site: Compass carries the shifts, punches, incidents, custody chain and the gate offline-first today; Legend carries courses, certifications and SOPs; Gateway carries the public marketplace. The console's quoting and inventory desk is coming.
See how Atlas runs the production office.
Last updated June 18, 2026
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| Feature | Atlas | Rentman |
|---|---|---|
Equipment inventory planning Rentman's published core | Console: coming soon | |
Quoting and invoicing for jobs | Console: coming soon | |
Crew scheduling with mobile accept/decline | ||
QR-code equipment tracking | GTIN scan + custody in the field | |
Offline-first field PWA (shifts, punches, incidents) | Not published | |
Ticket/credential gate scan (offline, sub-100ms) | ||
Incident reports with anonymous filing + manager sign-off | Not published | |
Knowledge hub: courses, certifications, SOPs | ||
Public marketplace (talent, gigs, RFPs) | ||
Per-org pricing, unlimited users Rentman publishes flexible per-product licensing; totals require a custom plan | Not published |
Rentman plans the gear and the crew against the job. Compass records what actually happened on site: the punch, the incident, the custody move, the scan at the gate, all offline-first with provenance.
Knowledge lives in Legend, the public side lives in Gateway, and both read the same org record the field writes. A resource planner stops at the job.
Per-org pricing with unlimited users absorbs the load-in week. Licensing that scales with usage bills it.
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