1. Identify the exact request
Record the booking, vehicle, child measurements, category and quantity so a generic “child seat” promise cannot hide a mismatch.
Record the child’s measurements, the exact seat or booster, provider availability, money and pickup evidence before the vehicle leaves the branch.
Ready means the record is complete and no conservative checks are open; it is not a safety certification or provider guarantee.
Rental companies may describe equipment differently, limit quantities, charge at the branch or make availability conditional. Keep the exact provider wording and the seat maker’s fit limits.
At pickup, inspect the actual restraint and ask for installation guidance. A completed worksheet cannot confirm that a particular seat is safe for a particular child or vehicle.
Record the booking, vehicle, child measurements, category and quantity so a generic “child seat” promise cannot hide a mismatch.
A seat can fit the child but still be unavailable, unreserved, unpaid or not permitted by the provider. Keep each answer separate.
Confirm the supplied equipment, condition, evidence and fallback at pickup before accepting the vehicle and starting the journey.
No. Confirmation covers the provider’s reservation, not the restraint maker’s current age, height and weight limits. Record the measurements and verify the actual equipment at pickup.
Different restraints use different limits, and age alone can hide a height or weight mismatch. Keep the units and the source of the fit decision together.
Permission means the provider allows the request under its terms. Availability means the branch can allocate the requested equipment. Both need confirmation before a record can be Ready.
Yes, when the quote, rental terms or provider message confirms a zero fee. Keep the payment or inclusion evidence; an empty amount is not a confirmed zero.
A reservation can change before collection, and the supplied seat can be missing, damaged or different. Keep the record open until the actual equipment and condition are checked.
No. It runs locally in this browser and does not upload data or use localStorage or sessionStorage. Use a private label instead of unnecessary sensitive identity or payment numbers.
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