Yard owners
Occupancy you can trust.
The dashboard reads the real units and rentals — how many are taken, how many are free, what is moving out this month.
OccupancyReal records
AppSite Storage
The yard, the units and every rental agreement.
Storage runs a storage yard: the units with their status, and the rentals against them — move-in with the unit, the customer and what is being stored, move-out, and the paper trail in between. Occupancy on the dashboard comes from the real units and rentals.
Who it’s for
Anyone with a yard, a lot or a row of units.
Managers
Move-in, move-out, on the record.
A rental is the unit, the customer and the asset stored; move-out closes it properly, with the paper trail kept.
Move-inMove-outPaper trail
Renters
Their unit, their agreement.
What they store, where, and the agreement they signed — one record they can see in the portal.
AgreementPortal
Units & Rentals
Two tabs, the whole yard.
Units is the physical inventory with its status; Rentals is the agreements against it — move-in, move-out and the paper in between. Occupancy is computed from those, never typed.
- Units — with their status.
- Rentals — move-in with unit, customer and asset.
- Move-out — with the agreement closed properly.
- The paper trail — for every rental.
- Occupancy — on the dashboard, from the real records.
From an empty unit to a rented one in three steps
List, move in, move out.
Step 1 · List
Add the unit.
Its size, its status, where it is in the yard.
Unit
Step 2 · Move in
Unit, customer, asset.
The rental starts; the agreement is on file.
Move-in
Step 3 · Move out
Close it properly.
The unit is free again; the paper trail stays.
Move-out
Start
Storage comes with every plan.
Units, rentals, move-ins and move-outs are part of every AppSite plan.
Put the yard on the record.
List the units, move the first renter in, and read the occupancy tonight.