Run your dock on
one ledger.
Your slip plan, holds, dockside overrides, and settlements on one Bahamian-hosted ledger. Pricing tunes itself by season and demand. Close-of-day reconciles in BSD or USD — no spreadsheet, no end-of-month surprise.
The operator’s job, in three lines.
Stock the dock with a slip plan that carries the right particulars. Take holds and bookings — release walk-ins from the dockside override. Settle in BSD or USD against the same ledger your accountant audits.
The grid is the system of record.
Every slip carries depth, beam, power, fuel, and rate rules. Holds, bookings, dockside overrides, and walk-ins all post to the same grid in real time. The dockmaster, the accountant, and the captain see the same row at the same moment.
Yield management, without the spreadsheet.
Yatlas reads season, day-of-week, lead time, occupancy, vessel size, and stay length — then applies your rate rules to quote a live price. Floor and ceiling stay where you set them. Every quote is stamped with provenance for the audit ledger.
The console for the slip office, not the back office.
The dockmaster's view runs on a tablet at the dock. Walk-in capture, hold release, slip block, fuel uplift, dockside override — every action posts to the same ledger the accountant audits. No second app. No double-entry.
Close-of-day, every day. In the ledger you already audit.
Powertranz under licence from CBOB settles bookings against your Bahamian merchant account. Daily close at 23:59 EST reconciles bookings, holds, fees, and dockmaster overrides. The settlement matrix is the same one your accountant pulls — there is no second export.
Marinas on Yatlas, by the numbers.
What operators ask on the kick-off call
Single-digit percentage on the captain's booking total, net of card processing. Rate scales down with operator volume — a marina booking >$300k/yr through Yatlas is at a lower tier than one booking $30k. Written rate sheet under NDA after a 20-minute scoping call.
Two weeks typical. Week 1: dock-plan import, slip-particulars normalization, pricing rules, payment-account setup. Week 2: dockmaster training (tablet console + walk-in capture), live test bookings, soft launch. Onboarding desk is Bahamian-staffed.
Yes. Yatlas integrates with PMS, accounting, and channel managers via REST API and webhooks. Common integrations are bundled — Marina Cloud, Dockwa-as-channel, QuickBooks, Xero. Custom integrations scoped per engagement.
Card-on-file pre-auth on every booking. Walkouts recoverable from the operator console without a chargeback fight (we have the booking + dockside-override trail). Chargebacks routed through Yatlas dispute desk; you don't fight it alone.
Yes. Slip-by-slip override from the tablet console. Every override is stamped with user, timestamp, and reason in the audit ledger. Operators set whether overrides require a manager PIN.
Both. Powertranz under licence from CBOB settles in BSD or USD against your Bahamian merchant account. Dual-currency settlement is the default — no third-currency conversion, no FX leakage. Captains pay in their currency; you receive in your tenant currency.
Bring your dock. Run it on one ledger before next season.
Operator engagement is a 20-minute scoping call, then a 2-week onboarding. We import your dock plan, normalize slip particulars, set up payment accounts, and train the dockmaster on the tablet console. Soft launch within 14 days; the ledger is yours from the first booking.
Government procurement and vessel clearance, on the same chart as the private fleet.
Unified visibility into marina capacity, vessel traffic, and licensed suppliers — with audit-ready procurement workflows aligned to Port Department standards. Strategic partner track, not yet live.