One point of sale for walk-ins, rentals and products
Ring up a walk-in dive, a wetsuit rental and a logbook in one sale, and close the drawer against it.
Without it
The walk-in who books a dive at the counter, rents a wetsuit and buys a logbook is three sales, and nothing ties them to the same guest.
What Seascape does
The till sells activities, rentals and products in one sale. Open the drawer with a count, scan a barcode, take cash or card, email the receipt, and close the drawer against what was rung up. The sale lands on the client's record and on the financials page.
- Counter sales and online bookings are on the same financials page.
- The drawer closes against a counted total, and the Z-report shows the difference.
- Every receipt is on the client's record.
What is included
- Walk-in activity bookings from the till
- Rentals and retail products in the same sale
- Cash drawer open and close with a denomination count
- Barcode scanning by camera or a plugged-in scanner
- Receipts by email
- Store credit and gift cards at checkout
- A tip pad at the till, and a tip rung up wrong reversed
- The drawer counted in Belize dollars and US dollars
- Collect what a booking still owes at the counter
- Selling a product takes it out of stock
On the screen
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Payments
Your guests pay by card through the Belize Bank gateway, and the money settles into your own account in Belize dollars. The deposit is paid by card at booking, the balance from a link before the trip, and every payment lands on its Booking ID.
Learn moreClient records
Certification, gear sizes, dive history, waivers signed and every Booking ID, before they walk in.
Learn moreOnline 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 morePoint of sale. Set it up today; it runs on tomorrow's departures.
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