Quickly Send Offers
With Mobile Booking Manager you can quickly search available boats in your fleet by base, model, date or other parameters and quickly send price quotes. Mobile app enables you to respond to your client inquiry in few clicks.
Booking Manager Mobile Version
Booking Manager mobile application enables yacht charter professionals to manage their fleet on the go. Flexible and always available application is supported on all devices. This way daily tasks and processes are easy to handle in few clicks regardless you are in the office or out on a business trip.
Instantly Manage Extras
Via Booking Manager Mobile version you can easily manage extras while preparing boats for charter arrangements. Each extras can be defined individually for precise period of the season.
Immediately Edit Discounts
If you are on a boat show or a meeting with a partner, Booking Manager Mobile enables you to immediately create a new discount, name it and set a percentage. In a few clicks set a period for which discount is valid and other preferred criteria.
To learn more about Booking Manager and get free demo of the system contact us
Clients Speak For Themselves
Booking Manager made our lives easier by helping us work faster and send our offers easier, create invoices with one click and send professional newsletters.
Clients Speak For Themselves
"We are delighted to launch our new website with Booking Manager. We chose booking manager as our partners as they offered the functionality to display live availability on our website along with modern, sleek website design. We are optimistic that the new website will bring more sales and new clients to Conch Charters."
Clients Speak For Themselves
“Sailing DNA website is our online answer to the question of how to empower individuals to explore the world's oceans and embrace the thrill of sailing. Thanks to the MMK team we can now share our passion and years of experience with our clients on our website where we can clearly show that our charters are designed to create lasting bonds between sailors, the sea, and the environment.”