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The check you already do, finally written down somewhere it can't fall off.

Stop chasing gear.Start trusting it.

Never lost, never forgotten. Always ready for the next job.

Your crew already checks every tent, trailer, generator, and chair cart. CampMarshal gives those checks a home. One scan, one quick form, and a dated record that reaches the right person the moment it's saved.

Month to month. Cancel any month.

White event tent on grass under a blue sky. Photo by Hannah Shedrow.

Your crew checks the gear. The record is what goes missing.

Every crew I've worked with already does quality checks, over and over. At setup. At takedown. When it comes back to the yard. When it's sitting in the trailer between jobs and somebody fires it up to make sure it still runs.

The checking isn't the problem. It's where the answer ends up.

  • Paper forms get filled out, folded into a truck visor, and never seen again.
  • Tape and red tags fall off in transit, get stuck on without a date, or pile up until one unit has three "works great" notes and one "broken, do not send." Which one is the latest? Nobody knows.
  • Damage gets missed because the tag was on the wrong side, or the paper never made it back to the shop. The broken unit goes right back out, and the next customer finds the problem before you do.

That's how good gear sits broken in a trailer, and how you end up arguing with a customer about a dent with nothing to show them.

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Not an extra step. A better version of the one you already take.

  1. Put a code on it.

    Print a batch of QR codes from your browser and stick them on whatever makes sense for your operation. A whole trailer or each stall inside it. A chair cart or every chair on it. A pallet of cots or the shelter kit they ship in.

  2. Scan and fill out a quick form.

    At setup, takedown, return, or a readiness check, your crew scans the unit with the CampMarshal mobile app and a short form comes up. Tires good? Seams holding? Starts and runs? Thirty seconds, a photo if something's off, and it's saved with the date, their name, and where they were standing. No signal out at the site? It saves on the phone and syncs when they're back in range.

  3. The right person hears about it right away.

    If something's wrong, the report goes straight to whoever handles it: your shop lead, your logistics lead, the person responsible for that unit. Not when the clipboard comes back. Right then.

  4. The office sees the whole picture.

    In the CampMarshal web app, your office team reviews reports, sees what's ready and what's on hold, pulls billing records, and exports what they need. Every check on every unit stays in one dated history, so the newest answer replaces the old one instead of piling on top of it.

Track the whole trailer or every stall. Your call.

Some tools make you choose between tagging every single piece or tracking nothing. CampMarshal lets you put a code on anything, at whatever level makes sense.

  • Restroom trailer: one code on the front, or one code per stall, so you know exactly which door needs work.
  • Chairs: one code on the cart, or one under every chair if you want that level of detail.
  • Containers that carry their contents: load items into a cart, bin, or trailer, and one scan of the container starts or finishes every item inside. A report on the container can pass down to what's in it.
  • A home for everything: give each item a home location, and CampMarshal reminds your crew where it gets put away.

Let the public tell you. Stick a public code on a porta-potty, a shower trailer, or a restroom door: "Does this need cleaning? Let us know." Guests, residents, or volunteers scan it, leave a note on a simple web page, and your team sees it right away. No app, no login. You can turn public feedback on or off anytime.

Features

In the field: the CampMarshal mobile app

Scan, check, done.

Your crew scans the unit and fills out a short form in the time it used to take to find a pen. Scanning isn't a paid add-on or an extra seat. It's the whole point.

Photos on every report.

Snap the dent, the tear, or the leaking line right when you find it. When a customer says "it was like that when I got it," you pull up the check-out report with the photo attached. You get the same photo-backed condition record that some companies buy as a separate subscription, built right into the check your crew already does.

Location at every scan.

Every scan saves where the phone was. For most gear, that's all you need. You don't need hourly tracking on a tent that moves once a month. You need to know where it was set up and where it went into storage. No trackers to buy, no batteries dying on gear that sits all winter.

Works offline.

Plenty of field apps stall the moment the bars drop. Yards, fields, and disaster sites don't always have signal, so scans, reports, and photos save on the phone and sync when you're back in range. Your data is stored encrypted on the device while it waits.

In the office: the CampMarshal web app

A dated history on every unit.

Every check, photo, and note in one place, newest first. No more guessing which piece of tape is the latest.

Real-time alerts.

A finding goes out instantly to the roles you choose, plus anyone following that item and the person responsible for it. Everyone can opt out of what they don't need.

Holds that actually hold.

Put a wet tent, a dirty linen bag, or a unit waiting on repair on a hold, with your own hold types and a reason. Held items can't be booked until someone clears them. It does what a red tag was supposed to do, except it can't fall off.

Live map.

See where every item was last scanned, from the yard to the venue to the shelter, without bolting a tracker onto anything.

Maintenance reminders.

Set check rules by calendar, by status, or by time in use, like "every 100 hours in use" or "every six months." When something's due, the right people get a reminder and a task lands in a maintenance queue your mechanics can claim, skip, or reassign. That's the kind of preventive maintenance schedule you'd expect from dedicated fleet maintenance software, on the same record as your checks.

Uptime reports.

See how much of your fleet is up and ready, by category and date. Know which units are earning and which are sitting in the shop.

Billing records.

A day-by-day record of the equipment and crew on each job, as a table or a CSV you can hand to whoever does your invoicing.

Connect your other tools.

Export to CSV, send reports to your own systems with webhooks, and pull your records through our API, all from the web app. See the integrations below.

What we fixed

We looked hard at what equipment crews put up with from other tracking and rental software. Here's what we did about it.

No long contracts.

A lot of tracking platforms lock you into multi-year contracts that renew on their own. CampMarshal is month to month. Cancel any month.

Honest quotes, no surprise add-ons.

Other quotes come back with extra charges for scanning, extra users, or calling support. We quote you a package that covers what your team actually needs, and nothing you don't, so the number you see is the number you pay. Help using CampMarshal is included: how-to questions, troubleshooting, and account help.

Works when the signal doesn't.

Some field apps fail the moment you're out of range, which is exactly where equipment work happens. CampMarshal saves scans, reports, and photos on the phone and syncs when you're back online.

No hardware required.

Trackers die on idle gear, and some tags cost more than the chair they're stuck to. CampMarshal starts with a printed QR code and the phone already in your crew's pocket.

A record for every damage dispute.

Without a dated record, it's your word against theirs. Every check-out and return in CampMarshal is dated, named, located, and can carry a photo, so you're settling disputes with a report instead of an argument.

Set up without the weeks-long project.

No install truck, no hardware shipment, no months of onboarding. Print your codes from the browser, stick them on, and your crew starts scanning.

Built for these crews

CampMarshal is built for event rental operators, rental yards, heavy equipment owners, and emergency shelter teams.

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Event Rental

Tents, tables, linens, and inflatables checked at every setup and takedown, with a dated record that never falls off.

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Rental Yards

Check-outs, returns, and photo-backed condition records for every unit on the lot.

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Heavy Equipment

Excavators, generators, and attachments with a dated walkaround, maintenance schedule, and last known location.

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Emergency Shelter

Shelter kits, cots, and generators checked, dated, and ready before the call comes.

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Why I built it

I used to work for a disaster relief company. We'd test the big generators and AC units every chance we got, and somebody would write the result on a piece of tape and stick it on the unit. Nobody dated it, and nobody pulled the old tape off. I'd find three "works great" notes and one "broken, do not send out" on the same machine and have no idea which one was true. That mess is one of the main reasons I built CampMarshal.

Ethan Ferrier, Founder

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Ready to stop chasing gear?

We work with large and small companies, and large and small fleets, so a single listed price wouldn't do you any favors. Tell us about your gear and your crew, and we'll build a package with everything you need and nothing you don't.

Month to month. Cancel any month.