Ferry Booking & Ticketing Software

Use the sailing plan to define staffing requirements.

Connect your staffing requirements to the ferry timetable during project planning. Detailed crew rosters and duty-rule automation require a confirmed configuration or integration scope.

Use the sailing plan as the starting point

Identify the vessel, departure times and operating pattern that staffing needs to cover. The vessel timetable provides context for these requirements; it is not itself a complete crew roster.

Ferry operating photograph with an actual Travelmanager vessel timetable

A roster needs more than departure times

The vessel timetable shows when services are planned. A crew roster also needs people, roles, qualifications and duty rules. Use the sailing plan as an input when discussing those requirements, then confirm the personnel workflow and any specialist system connection. A calendar screenshot is not evidence of automated crew compliance or a complete roster module.

  • Identify roles needed for each service
  • Describe shift changes and absence handling
  • Confirm specialist rule and integration requirements

Define the personnel workflow

List the roles, qualifications, shift changes and absence procedures your team needs. Specify any connection to an existing personnel or roster system.

Confirm specialist rules

Rest-hour rules, qualification validity and regulatory reporting need specialist review and a defined implementation. We do not present the booking timetable as a guarantee of crew compliance.


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Talk to us about crew & duty planning requirements.

Tell us how crew & duty planning requirements 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.