Temporary Fencing in Phoenix

Procurement and rental management software is a platform that helps businesses source, compare, order, manage, and track equipment rentals and site services in one place. Downstream is a procurement and rental management platform that centralizes dumpsters, portable toilets, temporary fencing, storage, offices, and equipment across a nationwide supplier network, while giving project teams and finance greater visibility into orders, pricing, and spend.

Downstream gives contractors one place to manage the entire rental process across projects. Customers can request products, receive multiple quotes, select the best option, schedule service, and manage the rental through completion without calling and coordinating with multiple vendors individually.

Yes. Downstream helps contractors reduce rental costs by creating competition between suppliers, providing multiple pricing options, and giving teams better visibility into what they are renting and spending. It can also help reduce unnecessary rental days, missed removals, duplicate orders, and other avoidable costs.

Yes. Downstream is built for both the teams managing projects and the teams managing the money. Project managers can source, schedule, and manage rentals by project, while finance teams can monitor orders, invoices, costs, and company-wide rental activity from one platform.

Downstream centralizes rental billing and payment management across suppliers. Instead of finance teams reconciling invoices from many different vendors, rental activity, invoices, and costs can be organized around the appropriate project and managed through one system.

Yes. Downstream helps customers adapt when project schedules change by making cancellations, removals, swaps, and rental adjustments easier to manage through one platform.

Yes. Downstream supports customers throughout the rental lifecycle. If there is a delivery issue, service problem, schedule change, swap, removal, billing question, or other rental issue, the Downstream team can help coordinate resolution with the supplier.

Yes. Companies can manage multiple users within the same Downstream account so project managers, operations teams, finance, and other stakeholders can work across different projects while maintaining centralized visibility and control.

Yes. Downstream consolidates rental activity across projects, users, markets, and suppliers so leadership and finance teams can see what is being rented, where money is being spent, and how rental costs are distributed across the organization.

Downstream combines procurement software, supplier competition, rental management, and operational support in one platform. Traditional procurement software often helps manage purchasing workflows but still leaves the contractor responsible for sourcing and coordinating suppliers. Traditional brokers may find a vendor, but much of the process still happens through calls, emails, and individual transactions. Downstream gives contractors one place to source, compare, schedule, manage, and pay for rentals across a nationwide supplier network, providing the convenience of software with the support and supplier coverage needed to actually execute the rental.