Prepare travellers for departure by comparing the booking with the passengers and vehicles that arrive. Define check-in as an operating process before selecting the software and devices.
Find the booking and verify the sailing, travelling party and relevant vehicle details. Document or identity checks remain part of the operator’s procedure.
A walk-on passenger and a vehicle party may follow different check-in procedures. Identify which journey details, people and vehicle information need to be verified before admission. If the presented vehicle or party differs from the booking, review the change through the booking process. Required statuses and terminal connections are assessed for the individual operation.
An additional passenger or longer vehicle can affect availability and fare. Make the amendment through the booking workflow before directing the traveller to boarding.
Specify how the terminal team hands the passenger to the boarding team. Confirm any required statuses and integrations for your project rather than assuming a universal check-in process.
Prepare passengers and vehicles for their departure by checking the booking and the details your operation requires.
Explore Check-in
Give the departure team a practical way to check tickets for the sailing they are boarding.
Explore Boarding
Book the vehicle and its passengers for the same sailing.
Explore Vehicle BookingTell us how ferry check-in software 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.
