Multan is the turning point for south Punjab, and much of its rental work is long: Dera Ghazi Khan, Bahawalpur, Sukkur and back, often several days with the tank agreed up front. PakEngine records the fuel level and the advance when the car leaves, so a long trip settles without an argument.
A symmetrical vector diagram of the vehicle lets the operator tap every panel that already carries a scratch or dent before the keys are handed over. The record is stored with the rental and shown again at return.
PakEngine builds a clean dispatch slip with the vehicle, plate, rate, dates, advance, balance and agreed damage notes, then hands it to the renter on WhatsApp in under ten seconds.
No cloud database, no account. Your entire fleet list, availability timeline, rental history and cash log live in the browser storage on your own device, and the app runs with no connection after the first load.
Yes. At check-out the operator picks the level from Empty, a quarter, a half, three quarters or Full. It is stored with the rental, printed on the dispatch slip and shown again on the return screen, so the difference sits on a record you both agreed to.
The dispatch slip goes to the renter’s WhatsApp at hand-over, so they carry the vehicle, plate, rate, dates and the agreed damage marks with them for the whole trip. Nothing depends on a paper slip surviving several days on the road.
PakEngine uses a local-first storage architecture. Your active rentals, client details and revenue sheets stay exclusively on your device’s browser memory. No third party or server can access your business insights.
Yes. After the first load, PakEngine runs as an installed app that works fully offline. Every dispatch, return and payment is written to the device the moment you record it, so you never need signal at the gate or in the yard.
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