We’re happy to confirm that Planner 2.0 will support GBAL mode—short for Generic Booking Allocate Later—just like Planner 1.0.
Planner 2.0 Will Support GBAL (Generic Booking Allocate Later) Mode
We’re happy to confirm that Planner 2.0 will support GBAL mode just like Planner 1.0.
GBAL (Generic Booking Allocate Later) is designed for rental operations where you don’t need to assign specific items at the time of booking. Instead, you can allocate the inventory later, closer to the time of fulfillment. It’s ideal for:
Accessories
Non-specific stock (e.g., helmets, child seats)
High-volume or interchangeable product lines
In GBAL mode, the planner groups bookings by product line and tracks availability by quantity, making your planning process simpler and more scalable.
Learn more about how it works in Planner 1.0: 🧾 Viewing Generic Product Line Bookings in the Planner
