Due on a day
The equipment list and record show when the equipment should be back and how late it is.
Custody and returns
KitNDocs gives the team a simple custody record for each handover: who took the equipment, when it went out, and whether it is due back on a day or out until somebody returns it.
Equipment
Custody
A normal handover
The latest entry says who has the equipment now. Earlier entries stay on the record, so a return question does not depend on memory.
Due back
When equipment goes out, the operator can set a due-back day or leave it open. If the day passes, KitNDocs shows that it is late.
The equipment list and record show when the equipment should be back and how late it is.
A piece at a rigging shop can stay out without a made-up return date.
A contact can be a person, a shop or another organisation. They need no login and no email address.
Where the team sees it
The equipment record has its own late-return line. The dashboard groups late returns under Not back, below airworthiness work. The equipment list shows who has each piece and whether the due-back day has passed.
3 are out. 1 has not come back.
Where it stops
A late return is separate from service state. Tasks, issues, defects, certificates and the current record still decide whether the equipment needs attention before use.