Frequently asked questions

Yes. A berth can be created as a bookable resource with availability, conditions, pricing, and practical information. Boaters choose a time slot or period according to your rules.

Yes. You can represent a pontoon, zone, or specific spot depending on how you operate. Zones help track overall capacity, while individual berths provide finer control.

Yes. A slipway, dry stack, clubhouse, or parking spot can be added to the resource catalog. Each service keeps its own hours and rules.

Yes. You connect your payment provider and define your prices. The boater pays at the step defined in your journey, then receives confirmation.

Yes. You can define rules by hour, day, or period depending on the resources. For recurring or seasonal usage, plans can model reserved entitlements.

They receive the booked resource, period, address or arrival instructions, cancellation conditions, and, when needed, access information for the marina or booked service.

Yes. Each marina can be created as a space with its own resources, hours, prices, and rules. The team can track all activity or filter data by marina.

You can track berth occupancy, high-demand periods, cancellations, booked services, and associated revenue. This information helps adjust the offer and booking rules.