Ferry Booking & Ticketing Software

Keep freight details attached to the sailing.

Connect freight booking requirements to the sailing and vehicle being carried. Define the commercial and operational data your Ro-Ro service needs before configuring the workflow.

Capture the transport requirement

Identify vehicle or transport-unit categories, dimensions and the accompanying driver or passengers. Freight may need additional references and company contact information beyond an ordinary car booking.

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A commercial vehicle carries more than a driver booking

A freight movement can need a company reference and transport-unit details alongside the journey and accompanying people. Those requirements should be visible in the agreed booking and hand-off process. Specialist cargo information, documents and external logistics messages need their own confirmed fields and interfaces.

  • Identify the company and transport unit
  • Connect dimensions and fare inputs to the sailing
  • Define the data required by freight administration

Connect pricing and capacity

Agree how length, category or other tariff inputs affect the fare. Review the configured capacity checks separately from operational loading restrictions.

Confirm specialist documentation

Consignment data, dangerous-goods documents and external transport-system messages are project-specific requirements. Confirm the fields and interfaces needed; a booking does not replace the operator’s cargo and safety procedures.


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Talk to us about freight management.

Tell us how freight management 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.