TrailheadInventory & GearSeasonal Kit
SK-04In-season visibility

Guide Views Assigned Seasonal Kit

The guide is carrying lodge gear all season and needs one clear view of what is assigned, what it is worth, and how to report a problem.

Track

Seasonal Kit

Phase

In-season visibility

Starts with

Guide has assigned gear

Ends with

Guide knows next action

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SK-04
  1. SK-01Seasonal Kit Inventory Setup
  2. SK-02Seasonal Kit Prep For A Guide
  3. SK-03Seasonal Kit Checkout
  4. SK-04Guide Views Assigned Seasonal Kit
  5. SK-08End-Of-Season Seasonal Kit Return
  6. SK-09Seasonal Kit Re-Checkout

The situation

The Seasonal Kit has already been checked out. During the season, the guide needs a reliable personal record of the assigned items without seeing or changing the lodge's broader inventory.

What starts it

The guide opens the Seasonal Kit area in mobile.

How it unfolds

GuideOperations
  1. 1

    The guide opens the Seasonal Kit area

    Guide

    The view is personal: it contains assigned gear, not the lodge's full inventory.

  2. 2

    The guide reviews assigned items and statuses

    Guide

    This is the key moment: the guide can see exactly which checked-out items remain in their custody.

  3. 3

    The guide reviews known replacement values

    Guide

    Values are informational and help set expectations; viewing them creates no charge.

  4. 4

    The guide continues with the current assignment when nothing needs attention

    Guide

    No action is needed when the visible items and statuses match the gear in hand.

  5. 5

    If needed, the guide starts a replacement request and adds notes

    Guide

    Condition, pickup context, or urgency helps the lodge plan its response.

Who's involved

Guide

Reviews only their assigned kit and reports anything that needs attention.

Operations

Receives reported issues as work to review, never as automatic charges.

What each person sees

Guide

Their assigned items, quantities, statuses, known values, and issue actions.

Why: Understand their responsibility and report a problem with useful context.

Operations

Reported issues waiting for operational review.

Why: Plan follow-up without treating the report as a financial decision.

The rule to remember

Mobile shows the guide their assigned kit and lets them report problems; it never exposes the lodge inventory or creates a charge by itself.