For car rental businesses in Zambia

Know who you're handing your vehicle to.

CaRR checks your client's rental record across the network, then runs your whole rental business — fleet, bookings, check-in and check-out, invoices and money — on one screen.

Rental conduct only — never credit information.
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Sample data
carrcheck.com/app
On hire now
7
of 12 vehicles
Due back today
3
1 overdue
Income this month
K84,200
+18% on August
Checks used
46
of 500 included
Vehicles out right now 7 active
Toyota Land Cruiser · BAZ 9014
M. Phiri · NRC ••••214
2 days left
Toyota Corolla · ABC 1234
C. Mwale · NRC ••••771
6 hours left
Nissan Hardbody · BLV 2210
K. Zulu · Passport ••••38
1 day overdue
Toyota Fit · BAV 345
T. Banda · NRC ••••905
4 days left
Income, last 8 months
Best month: K72,000 in March
Fleet paperwork
Road tax 11 valid · 1 due in 9 days
Insurance All 12 valid
Fitness 10 valid · 2 expired
Your dashboard on the morning of a busy Friday.
Founding members

The first 20 rental businesses on CaRR get 3 months free. 18 places left.

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CaRR is not a Credit Reference Bureau and does not provide credit reports. CaRR holds vehicle-rental conduct reported by rental businesses: rentals, returns, damage, amounts owed to a rental company. We never touch bank, loan or credit data, and we never judge anyone's creditworthiness.
A rental, end to end

Every step in one place

From the booking landing in your inbox to the receipt the client walks away with. Nothing kept in a notebook, nothing retyped into a spreadsheet.

Step one

The booking comes to you

Your vehicles are listed on carrcheck.com with your photos and your rates — one rate around town, another for out-of-town trips. A renter picks dates, says where they are driving, and the request lands in your workspace. You accept or decline.

Step two

You check who you are dealing with

Before the keys move, run a CaRR check on their NRC, passport, licence or phone. You see their rental conduct across every business on the network — completed hires, late returns, damage, money owed — with the reasons behind the score.

Sample data
carrcheck.com/app/bookings
Booking BK-7C41A9
Toyota Land Cruiser · 24 Sep – 28 Sep · Lusaka → Livingstone
Awaiting your decision
M. Phiri NRC ••••214 Out of town K9,360 for 4 days
Accept & create rental Decline Run CaRR check
Low rental risk
Recommendation
APPROVE
  • 6 completed rentals, 3 businesses
  • No late returns
  • 1 damage report, settled
Step three

Hand over, and bring it back

Check-out records fuel, mileage and photos of every panel. Check-in does the same and puts the two side by side, so damage and fuel differences are obvious and chargeable — with the evidence attached, not argued from memory.

Step four

Get paid, and know where you stand

Invoices and receipts print on your own letterhead, which you arrange yourself. Payments, deposits and refunds post to your cash and bank accounts, expenses are recorded against the vehicle, and the profit and loss adds up without a spreadsheet.

Sample data
carrcheck.com/app/rentals/ZAM-26-00019
Check-in — Toyota Land Cruiser · BAZ 9014 Returned
Fuel out
8/8
Fuel in
5/8
Mileage out
84,120 km
Mileage in
85,430 km
12 photos on file
What the client owes
4 days at K2,340K9,360
Fuel shortfall, 3/8 tankK540
Deposit held−K2,000
Paid on collection−K5,000
Balance dueK2,900
Receipt Invoice Report a problem
Inside the workspace

The screens you will actually live in

Fleet

Every vehicle with its photo, rate, town and paperwork. Road tax, insurance and fitness show as valid, due in so many days, or expired — before a traffic stop tells you.

  • Compliance countdowns
  • List for hire online
  • Service and mileage history

Rentals

Reserved, out, overdue and returned, as cards or a table, with the vehicle photo, the renter and the time remaining on each one.

  • Clash-free date checks
  • Overdue highlighted
  • Deposits and charges

Clients

Your own client list with photos, ratings and rental history — and the network view when you need to look someone up.

  • Rate a client
  • File a report with evidence
  • Masked identifiers

Money

Income, expenses, receivables and statements. Cash and bank accounts that move when you record a payment.

  • Profit and loss
  • Client statements
  • Expenses by vehicle

Reports

File what happened, attach the evidence, and let a reviewer confirm it before anyone else can see it. Clients can dispute anything.

  • Evidence required
  • Independent review
  • Dispute portal

Settings

Your logo, your letterhead laid out how you want it, your team and their permissions, your API keys.

  • Letterhead designer
  • Roles and permissions
  • REST API keys
The network

A shared record, built fairly

Rental businesses record how clients treat hired vehicles, and can see what others have recorded. Nobody is blacklisted on one company's word: every step has a check on it.

1

A business reports what happened

Facts and evidence: photos, the contract, a police report, a repair quote. Suspicions are recorded as suspicions.

2

A reviewer confirms it

Someone senior reviews the report. Serious allegations need evidence and a reviewer who did not file it.

3

Members can find it

Other businesses see it by the client's document number — masked, with no name until a consented check.

4

The client can answer

The client can view the record and dispute it. A disputed record stops counting until the dispute is decided.

What another business actually sees

Browsing the network shows conduct, not identities. To put a name to a record, a member runs a CaRR Check with the client's consent — which is logged.

  • Initials and a masked document number
  • The type of report, how serious, and the month
  • How many businesses reported the same person
  • No name, no full document number, no amounts
K. C••••••• NRC ••••673 Confirmed
Unpaid rental
High · Aug 2026 · Participating provider · 3 evidence · 2 reports on this person
1 other member had the same experience
Check this person
Example of a network listing

Never just a number

Every score comes with the reasons behind it and a timeline showing exactly when and why it moved. Rules and thresholds are versioned, and each score records the rule set that produced it.

  • Only confirmed reports lower a score
  • Unreviewed reports are warnings, never penalties
  • Serious allegations need evidence and an independent reviewer
  • Settling what you owe improves the score
How records are kept fair

Score timeline

Example
  • 68 → 75
    Damage report resolved — repair paid
    Participating provider · 12 Aug
  • 76 → 68
    Damage report confirmed after review
    Participating provider · 2 Aug
  • 82 → 76
    Rental completed — returned 6 hours late
    Participating provider · 18 Jul
Moving in

We'll set you up

Send us your fleet list and your client book — a spreadsheet, photographs of your notebook, anything — and we'll load it into CaRR for you, free. You start with your own vehicles and your own clients already there, not an empty screen.

Security & privacy

Built on consent, fairness and accountability

Encrypted identifiers

NRC, passport and licence numbers are encrypted at rest and masked in the interface (e.g. ••••781).

Recorded consent

Every full check records the client's consent: purpose, version, method, time and who ran it.

Strict separation

Each business sees only its own operational data. Network data is summarised and privacy-filtered.

Tamper-evident audit trail

Every important action is written to a hash-chained audit log that can be verified independently.

Right to dispute

Clients can view what is held about them and dispute anything inaccurate, free of charge.

Hardened platform

Role-based access, CSRF and XSS protection, rate limiting, secure file handling and scoped API keys.

Pricing

Simple plans that grow with your fleet

Prices in Zambian Kwacha. Every plan starts with a free trial.

Free Trial
K0/mo
Starter
K1,000/mo
Growth
K1,700/mo
FAQ

Questions, answered

Is CaRR a credit bureau?
No. CaRR records vehicle-rental conduct reported by rental businesses: rentals, returns, damage and amounts owed to a rental company. It holds no bank, loan or credit information and does not judge creditworthiness.
Can someone be blacklisted on one company's word?
No. Reports need evidence, serious allegations need an independent reviewer, and unreviewed reports are warnings rather than penalties. Clients can dispute anything, and a disputed record stops counting until it is decided.
Do I need the client's consent to check them?
Yes. A full check records the client's consent, the purpose of the check and who ran it.
Can I bring my existing clients and fleet?
Yes. Send us your spreadsheet, or photographs of your notebook, and we load it into CaRR for you, free.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. CaRR runs in your phone's browser — the fleet board, check-in and check-out, and client checks are all built to work on a phone screen.
What happens when the trial ends?
Choose a plan to continue. No card is needed to start the trial, you can cancel at any time, and your records remain yours.
Who can see my business data?
Only your team. Other members see privacy-filtered network information about client conduct — never your fleet, your rates, your invoices or your customer list.
How do I list my cars for hire?
Listing on carrcheck.com is included in every plan. You set your own rates, and you accept or decline every booking request yourself.

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Who is behind CaRR

CaRR is built in Zambia, for Zambian rental businesses.

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We'll walk you through the rental desk, invoicing, client reports and disputes, and help you get your fleet and staff set up.

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