Tomorrow's clients need gear. The guide requests the right items for their trip without turning that request into a season-long assignment.
Track
Daily Client Gear
Phase
Trip request
Starts with
Trip needs client gear
Ends with
Gear request pending packing
A guide is preparing for a CIS, trip day, or client group that needs lodge gear. They choose the items and quantities from the trip context, so inventory knows what to pack and operations can see whether the request is ready.
The guide opens the CIS gear request flow in Trailhead Mobile.
Starting from the trip keeps the request connected to the clients who will use the gear.
The list shows trip gear that can be requested, not the lodge's Seasonal Kit stock.
The request describes what this group needs instead of assigning the stock to the guide for the season.
These values explain what the gear is worth; they do not create a charge or decide responsibility.
This is the key moment: the selected gear becomes a visible packing request tied to this CIS or trip.
Inventory can now prepare the physical gear while operations sees the trip's pending gear work.
Chooses the practical gear and quantities needed for this trip, with replacement values visible when known.
Receives a trip-specific packing request rather than a permanent guide assignment.
Tracks whether the trip gear is pending, packed, or checked out.
Requestable trip gear, quantities, and known replacement values inside the CIS.
Why: Ask for exactly what the clients need without browsing Seasonal Kit stock.
A trip-specific list of items and quantities that needs packing.
Why: Prepare the right physical gear for the right trip.
The trip's daily gear moving from pending toward packed and checked out.
Why: Know whether gear readiness could block the trip.
Daily client gear belongs to the CIS or trip package, not to the guide's season-long kit.