Prepare passengers and vehicles for their departure by checking the booking and the details your operation requires. Check-in and ticket scanning serve related, but different, tasks.
Locate the booking, confirm the departure and check the travelling party. For a vehicle crossing, compare the recorded vehicle details with the vehicle presented at the terminal.
A booking for a car arrives with a larger vehicle or an extra passenger. Check-in is the point to identify that difference and review it through the booking workflow. Correct the recorded traffic and assess the resulting fare and availability before the traveller joins the boarding stream. Ticket scanning alone does not perform this comparison.
An extra passenger, a longer trailer or a request to move to a later sailing can affect both price and availability. Route these changes through the booking process rather than treating them as a successful ticket scan.
Define who checks documents, who may amend bookings and when passengers can proceed to boarding. Required fields, cut-off rules and status handling are configured or scoped for the individual operation.
Give the departure team a practical way to check tickets for the sailing they are boarding.
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Book the vehicle and its passengers for the same sailing.
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Prepare travellers for departure by comparing the booking with the passengers and vehicles that arrive.
Explore Ferry Check-in SoftwareTell us how check-in fits into your operation and which part you want to improve. We’ll review the relevant workflow and the scope of your setup with you.
