| 1. Event Assessment | The rental provider reviews the event purpose, audience distance, venue conditions, and expected viewing angles. | Same day to 2 business days | Event date, location, indoor or outdoor use, audience size, and viewing distance | Initial screen recommendation and site-visit requirements |
| 2. Screen Selection | An LED display is selected according to pixel pitch, brightness, cabinet size, resolution, and environmental rating. | 1–3 business days | Required image size, content type, indoor or outdoor conditions, and target audience distance | Screen size, pixel-pitch recommendation, and equipment list |
| 3. Site and Power Review | The setup area is checked for access, mounting or ground-support space, power availability, cable paths, and weather exposure. | 1–5 business days before the event | Venue rules, loading access, floor or ground conditions, electrical service, and rigging restrictions | Site plan, access plan, and power requirements |
| 4. Quote and Agreement | The rental scope is documented, including equipment, labor, transportation, setup, operation, dismantling, and applicable venue requirements. | Usually within 1–3 business days after assessment | Rental dates, service hours, delivery address, content responsibility, and cancellation terms | Itemized proposal and confirmed rental schedule |
| 5. Content Preparation | Graphics, videos, presentations, and live-feed sources are formatted for the selected LED screen resolution and aspect ratio. | At least 2–5 business days before the event | Content files, playback schedule, signal sources, and required inputs | Tested media files and a finalized playback plan |
| 6. Delivery and Setup | Technicians deliver the panels, processors, control equipment, supports, cabling, and accessories, then assemble and test the display. | Several hours to one full day, depending on size and structure | Clear access, approved setup window, safe work area, and available electrical connections | Operational LED screen with tested signal and brightness settings |
| 7. Live Operation | An operator may manage switching, playback, presentations, live cameras, brightness, and troubleshooting during the event. | Throughout the scheduled event period | Run-of-show, speaker cues, camera feeds, presentation files, and emergency contacts | Continuous visual support and real-time content control |
| 8. Dismantling and Return | The display is powered down, dismantled, packed, and removed after the event according to the venue’s access schedule. | Approximately 1–4 hours for many temporary setups | Teardown window, loading access, venue clearance rules, and equipment checklist | Returned equipment and completed rental closeout |