What it has to handle (checklist)
- Seats per departure, with adult, child and infant prices.
- Shared cruises and private charters on the same boat, without clashing.
- A hotel and agent channel with their commission and balance up to date.
- Sales on OTAs (Viator, GetYourGuide) without selling the same seat twice.
- Boarding list on a phone and QR check-in, even with no signal on the dock.
- Notifying and rebooking every passenger on a departure cancelled for sea or wind.
How to set it up, step by step
- 01Add each catamaran with its capacity and departure times (morning, afternoon, sunset).
- 02Create the products: shared cruise per seat and private charter per boat, with their prices.
- 03Give hotels and agents access to the partner portal, each with their commission.
- 04Connect the booking engine to your website; the WhatsApp agent answers with the seats left.
- 05On the day, the crew scans each passenger's QR code at boarding.
What it looks like in Solnow
Why a generic tour engine falls short
A tour engine sells seats and stops at payment. What happens next — who boarded, which agent owes you how much, who needs a message because the 5pm departure is off — still lives in a spreadsheet. On a catamaran operation, with dozens of passengers per departure and several channels selling at once, that part eats the most hours.









