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200 chairs in one line item — quantity pricing, component tracking, and delivery scheduling without the spreadsheet.
Every Korent plan includes a branded storefront on your own subdomain — real-time availability, online deposits, and checkout built for tables & chairs.
A 200-chair order taken down by hand and keyed into a spreadsheet twice.
Bulk quantities are one line item with per-unit pricing — customers order 200 chairs in a single input.
Chiavari counts drifting between the warehouse and the truck.
Inventory holds track exact counts per order; what's reserved can't double-book.
Delivery fees recalculated per order in your head.
Service-area ZIPs carry delivery fees and minimums that apply themselves at checkout.
Linen colors confirmed over three emails.
Variants render as visual options the customer picks when they book.
Storefront shows "$5 per chair × 200 = $1,000" instead of opaque math. Customers see exactly what they're paying.
Set a $600 category floor; the storefront blocks below with a friendly "add $X more" message instead of a hard error.
Chiavari gold / silver / clear, banquet round / rectangular, folding white / black — clickable thumbnails on the product page.
Charge $1/chair if the crew arranges them; customer opts in at checkout. No surcharge required.
Customers can pick 200 chairs without scrolling through 200 product rows. One product, a quantity field, done.
Every plan gets the delivery board: each crew member opens a mobile-ready stop list with the address, contact, gate code and setup notes — no more 6am text threads asking which house is first. On Pro and above, one click reorders the whole run into an optimized route.
It handles volume: per-unit pricing with minimum order quantities, exact-count inventory holds, delivery fees by ZIP, linen and finish variants, and a storefront where a coordinator orders 200 chairs in one line.
Set a unit price and an optional minimum quantity. Customers enter a count, see the live subtotal, and can't check out below your minimum.
Yes — every order holds exact counts against your inventory for its event window, so 300 reserved chairs leave the rest bookable and no more.
Yes. Every order holds exact counts against your inventory for its event window, so a large order like 300 chairs reserves precisely what's needed and leaves the rest bookable — no overbooking.
Yes — variants with thumbnails and optional price deltas, selected at booking and printed on the pull sheet.
Service areas carry per-ZIP delivery fees and order minimums that enforce themselves at checkout — no mental math, no undercharged deliveries.
Publish your storefront, load your inventory, and keep every booking, payment, document, and delivery connected.
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