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    Group bookings

    Six guests from the hotel desk arrive under one Booking ID

    A printed QR code books a named departure and leaves the money to be paid at your counter. One payment against the Booking ID is split across its activities.

    A group checkout on a phone: the Booking ID, the deposit already received, and what is still due at the shop.

    Without it

    The hotel desk sends six guests. They arrive as six phone calls, three of them are on Thursday's boat and three on Friday's, and the money is one conversation with the concierge at the end of the week.

    What Seascape does

    A desk QR code names what it can book: one departure, one activity, or a set of either. Scanning it opens your booking page with the seat already chosen and permission to owe the money, so the desk books without holding a card. The guests arrive on one Booking ID, and a payment against it is split across the activities in proportion to what each still owes, to the cent.

    • Six guests are one Booking ID and one balance.
    • A payment is split by what each activity still owes.
    • A printed code is turned off without reprinting anything.

    What is included

    • A QR code for one departure, one activity, or a set of either
    • Pay at the desk, so the guest books without a card
    • Revoke a code that is already printed and in somebody's hand
    • One Booking ID across several activities and several days
    • A payment request for the whole Booking ID, deposit or full
    • A group discount that leaves a record of itself
    • A per-head split that lands the odd cent on the largest balance

    Questions about group bookings

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