Manage Bookings
My Bookings section enables agencies to manage bookings simply and efficiently. Via the bookings list, you can edit various data such as preparing and editing agency commission invoice.
Agency Commission Invoice
Booking process consists of several steps and one of the most important for the agencies is issuing the agency commission to the charter operator from who they booked the yacht for the end client.
Check Reservation Status
My Bookings Editor enables agencies to check all important information which relates to booking, Yacht, client and payments, as well as info related to Calculation and options payable at the base. Agency invoice price displays agency profit and all documents that are prepared for sending to the client.
Edit Invoice Data
Agencies can edit the agency commission invoice which can be found under the Charter documents section. Booking Manager enables agents to change the Invoice date, set the Invoice number, Currency and additional Comment if required. Finally, you can review it and attach it to the e-mail if you want to send it.
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Clients Speak For Themselves
International aspect of the Booking Manager System is an important advantage. In its portfolio one can find many worldwide agents which gives us the opportunity to quickly reach different markets with our yachts.
Clients Speak For Themselves
Thanks to the promptness and simplicity of Booking Manager features, our job have become so much easier. We are now able to react among first to each client enquiry. It gives us an advantage over the other agencies which increases our chance to win a booking.
Clients Speak For Themselves
“Sailing DNA website is our online answer to the question of how to empower individuals to explore the world's oceans and embrace the thrill of sailing. Thanks to the MMK team we can now share our passion and years of experience with our clients on our website where we can clearly show that our charters are designed to create lasting bonds between sailors, the sea, and the environment.”