tilausvuokraus

Tilausvuokraus, or order-based rental, is a rental model in which equipment or goods are supplied to customers based on individual orders rather than through a standing, open-ended rental agreement. In practice, a customer submits specifications and a rental period, and the supplier checks availability, reserves an asset, and arranges delivery when the order is ready. The rental period and terms are defined in the contract and typically start at delivery or pickup.

Key features of tilausvuokraus include asset allocation for a specific order, lead times for preparation or procurement, and billing aligned with the order milestones. Prices usually cover the base rental rate and may include setup, transportation, insurance, maintenance, and deposits. Because assets are allocated to discrete orders, utilization and inventory management are central to the model.

Common sectors for tilausvuokraus are construction and industrial equipment, vehicles and tools, information technology equipment, and event or audiovisual gear. The process generally follows: customer request, quotation with lead time, asset reservation, delivery, usage period, return, inspection, and invoicing.

Benefits of tilausvuokraus include flexibility for customers who do not want long-term commitments and for suppliers who can improve asset utilization and cash flow. Risks and considerations involve potential damage to equipment, late returns, insurance coverage, liability allocation, and contract-specific terms such as cancellation and change fees. The model is typically governed by a rental agreement outlining responsibilities, warranties, and regulatory compliance, including tax considerations.