MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
VOLY Yacht Accounting the Modern Way. The only multi- currency accounting and payments platform with a fully integrated prepaid card designed specifically for the yachting industry. Voly is tailored to all clients connecting ship to shore simultaneously with a customised reports suite for dedicated users all with data security at its core. Voly utilises the latest technologies in the form of a mobile crew app for expense reporting online and offline, coupled with an integrated prepaid MasterCard. The prepaid card ensures all transactions are recorded directly into Voly, meaning no more monthly reconciliation! The Voly integrated payments platform allows administrators to pay suppliers directly through the accounting platform alongside access to operational accounts for full financial management; one system for all your needs. For more details Tel: + 44 (0)7968 123015 or visit
www.voly.co.uk
SOS are currently beta testing their latest creation: a digital Guest Preference Database. It can be used as a stand-alone product or integrated with any of the Luxe, vessel management or ISM products. It completely removes the need for handwritten preference sheets and the cumbersome scanning, emailing and printing process that entails. Guests are sent an invitation from the yacht and they can complete and submit their preferences on their phone, tablet or computer.
Says Hardi, “Our clients appreciate the automatic software upgrades they all benefit from every three months, knowing that we continuously develop Deep Blue to match the best yachting standards, working in collaboration with yachting professionals for yacht operators. Our community of users and clients is very demanding but this is what challenges us every day and this is what has made Deep Blue successful in this niche market.”
Nowadays everything is right there ready at the push of a button and perhaps the day of a fully automated crew-free superyacht is not that far off in the future. But where would be the fun in that?
The important thing to recognise is that in the past, on board technology in these departments has perhaps been behind those of similar businesses ashore. I’m sure the global 5 star hotel chains have had interior management systems, predictive maintenance systems and all-in-one accountancy systems for many years. It’s just taken the yachties a little time to adopt these practices but perhaps the techies have only just discovered that our industries needs these practices. Or did they think that an industry with a little over 5,000 targets wasn’t worth the investment? What ever the reason, it’s here and it is definitely improving life on board for the crew and guests.
It will definitely become a larger part of the business, but maybe, just maybe, it will allow you sailors to get back to what you do best.
TOTAL SUPERYACHT Unlike the average Planned Maintenance System (built by engineers for engineers), Total Superyacht is a comprehensive Vessel Management System catering to the needs of every department on board. Its ground breaking design has a fresh approach and functions in the ways crew really need. The founders, of Superyacht Operating Systems (made up of veteran yacht crew and well established as the industry’s leading standard operating procedure experts), collaborated for three years with some of the most respected management companies and DPAs to ensure that the built-in one-of-a-kind all inclusive digital compliance solution would be an industry standout. Its first rate features also include the ability to work offline. For more details email
app@SuperyachtOS.com or visit
www.TotalSuperyacht.com
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