A tour of what we have added recently, and how it helps you run the day.
From a finished trip to a paid invoice in a few taps, with a quotation first if the customer wants one.
Add a charter in one go: customer, route, vessel, captain and fare. A short checklist to avoid a clash.
Guests choose with their eyes first. Here is how to set up a package page that answers their questions before they ask.
A guest chooses a package, you send a price, they pay, and the trip appears on your list. Here is the whole path.
Most guests pay by bank transfer or hand you cash. Both can work cleanly if you set them up once.
A QR code on every ticket means no shouting names, no paper lists and no guessing who has paid.
A Dhathuru carries goods for many shops. A simple record of each trip and each customer ends the arguments.
Two ways to count the same money. Knowing the difference stops confusing numbers at the end of the month.
Start from your real costs, then add a margin you are happy with. A simple way to stop underpricing.
Weather, breakdowns and changed plans happen. A written policy and a quick message keep guests on your side.
A listing site brings strangers. Your own link keeps the customers you already have. Here is how to use each.
A simple monthly routine so nobody is paid late, and nobody has to ask.
Guests choose with their eyes. Ten minutes with a phone can make a real difference.
When the same vessel does private charters and a scheduled run, a clash is one WhatsApp message away. Here is a simple routine to avoid it.
A monthly fuel total tells you that money left. A per-trip number tells you which routes actually pay.
A clear invoice, sent on the day of the trip, gets paid sooner. A few small details make the difference.
Before the busy months, an hour of checking saves a day of trouble. Here is a list to start from.
Seat counts in a chat are always out of date. A shared list that everyone sees is not.
A quick tour of the latest additions to Harborline.