Asset lending
Know where the society's property is.
A welfare society may own tents, chairs, sound equipment and other property that members or outsiders can borrow.
AssociatedWelfare keeps a record of those assets and the people who have them.
Set the society's own rates.
The society can define the rates at which its property is lent.
When an asset goes out, the lending record captures who took it, what was issued and the applicable charge.
Reconcile what came back.
When the property returns, the society can record what was received back and compare it with what was originally issued.
The lending history remains available for the society's records.