Business details
Check trading identity, key contacts, operating depot, business details and relevant insurance.
Identity, equipment and service capability all need checking. These proposed rules also set out how we will handle a complaint if a booking goes wrong.
We will check the company, the loos it can actually supply, and how it plans to deliver, clean and collect them.
Check trading identity, key contacts, operating depot, business details and relevant insurance.
Review unit types, accessible options, actual trailer fixtures, service vehicles and declared service area.
Confirm delivery, cleaning, restocking, waste handling and a clear escalation contact for a job in progress.
Verified customer complaints are reviewed with the booking evidence and the supplier’s response. A routine issue should have a fair chance to be put right; a serious safety, honesty or service failure may need immediate suspension while reviewed.
Action plan and closer monitoring.
Probation or restricted quoting while improvements are checked.
Removal from the marketplace after review.
This is the proposed supplier standard for the Loo Bookers launch. Final contract terms, evidence rules, appeal process and operational checks must be agreed before the policy is described as live.