Counter, call-centre and web sales fight over the same seats without one shared inventory
One inventory, every channel
Web, agents and the counter sell from the same seat map and vehicle bays, so the last four seats are never sold twice.
The Booking Engine runs the full customer, agent and counter journey on one inventory — seat maps, fare calendars, add-ons and coupons — with check-in and boarding validated by QR against a live manifest. Proven on daily ferry operations.
Daily scheduled sailings with seat maps, fare classes and a live boarding manifest.
Vehicle bays sold alongside passenger seats from the same sailing capacity.
Cabin or deck inventory, add-ons like meals and transfers, and group bookings.
Short, frequent departures sold at the jetty counter, by agents and online.
Counter, call-centre and web sales fight over the same seats without one shared inventory
Web, agents and the counter sell from the same seat map and vehicle bays, so the last four seats are never sold twice.
Boarding relies on a paper or spreadsheet manifest that is already out of date by departure
QR check-in validates against the live manifest — offline if it must — and the ops manager watches the load fill in real time.
Refunds and reschedules are negotiated case by case instead of running off a written policy
A delayed sailing moves its passengers in one action; refunds run through a desk with an approval step and reconcile against the gateway.
The Booking Engine runs the full customer, agent and counter journey on one inventory — seat maps, fare calendars, add-ons and coupons — with check-in and boarding validated by QR against a live manifest. Proven on daily ferry operations.
Illustrative live booking board: today's departures with load, bookings by hour, a channel-split donut and a ticker of recent bookings.
For ferry, cruise & water transport: Seat maps, fare calendars, agent/counter sales, check-in and boarding, live dashboard
Explore Booking EngineA customer, agent or counter books a seat or vehicle bay; payment confirms and a QR ticket goes out by email and WhatsApp.
At the gangway the QR is scanned, the passenger is marked boarded and the manifest updates for everyone watching.
A delay or cancellation triggers the reschedule panel; affected passengers are moved or refunded and a support ticket opens if they reply.
Yes. Vessels, routes and seat maps are each configured once and combined freely across sailings.
The sailing status panel marks it delayed or cancelled, and the reschedule panel moves affected bookings to a new sailing with capacity re-checked.
Bring one real route, queue or enquiry list — we configure it live in 45 minutes and you keep what we build.