Ferry Booking & Ticketing Software

Ro-Ro bookings built around the transport unit.

Keep commercial vehicle bookings clear from the freight enquiry to the departing sailing. Travelmanager connects the journey, configured vehicle inputs and accompanying people in a practical booking workflow.

Freight traffic needs more than a passenger ticket.

A freight desk works with haulage contacts, vehicles and sailing requirements. The terminal needs to identify what actually arrives. Start with the truck or trailer being carried, then define the commercial references and operational information that must follow the booking.

Illustrative Ro-Ro freight vessel with articulated trucks at its stern ramp

From freight enquiry to the booked sailing.

Identify the movement

Select the sailing and the transport-unit category supported by your setup. Establish the company contact and any required shipment references.

Review dimensions and accompanying people

Use the configured vehicle-length and fare inputs. Record a driver or other accompanying passengers separately from the vehicle-space requirement.

Hand the booking to the departure team

Keep the booking identifiable when a vehicle, driver or sailing changes. Agree which details the freight office and terminal need before arrival.


Keep the sailing at the centre of the booking.

The real booking view illustrates departure selection and passenger availability. In configured ferry setups, Travelmanager checks vehicle length separately. Freight-specific references and specialist cargo fields depend on the agreed setup; they are not illustrated in this passenger booking example.

Keep the sailing at the centre of the booking. Actual Travelmanager software view.

Distinguish booking capacity from freight handling.

Trucks, trailers and exceptions

Define the categories your service accepts and how dimensions affect the fare and configured space check. Unaccompanied trailers, oversized loads and special cargo need explicit booking and terminal procedures.

Connect specialist requirements deliberately

Dangerous-goods handling, customs, weight and stability calculations, lane assignment and port-system messages are separate requirements. Confirm the relevant fields, documents and interfaces for your operation rather than assuming a standard passenger booking covers them.


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Conceptual illustration of connected ferry booking and payment systems

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Show us your Ro-Ro booking requirements.

Share a representative truck or trailer movement, required references and terminal hand-off. We will map the core booking and identify any specialist integration scope.