PADI codes sent from the booking
One code per student, emailed from the booking. The course's days stay together.
Without it
A student books an Open Water course and the eLearning code lives in an email thread. Two weeks later nobody is sure whether it was sent, to whom, or whether they finished the theory.
What Seascape does
When a student books a course, their code is emailed to them from the booking: one code per student, not one per booking. The confined-water and open-water days are one group, and the record shows what was sent and when.
- Every student has their code before day one.
- The course's days are one booking, not three.
- What was sent, to whom and when is on the record.
What is included
- A code emailed per student, from the booking
- Course days booked as one group
- One code covering several activities on the same Booking ID
- What was sent, to whom, when
- Certification level on the client's record when they finish
- The PADI Open Water course record, product 10056, generated from the answers
- An SDI student folder from the same answers
Questions about padi elearning
Related
Online booking
A guest sees the seats left on each departure, pays the deposit by card, and gets a confirmation with a Booking ID on it. An unpaid seat is released automatically and goes back on sale.
Learn moreClient records
Certification, gear sizes, dive history, waivers signed and every Booking ID, before they walk in.
Learn moreScheduling
Boats, trips, crew and seats sold, on one screen, with the marine forecast beside it.
Learn morePADI eLearning. Set it up today; it runs on tomorrow's departures.
Free to start