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BoMan
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BoMan is a booking management system purpose designed for Caravan and
Holiday parks. There are two options, either single or multi user.
The schedule is displayed with a spreadsheet look and feel giving
you an immediate visual appreciation of bookings and plot allocation.
Bookings can be moved around plots, and dates changed with ease with automatic
recalculation of fees choosing any new rates that might become applicable.
You can view only those plots with vacancies that suit the booking.
The system can record receipt of deposits and payments and can cope with credits
and refunds. The day's takings recorded by the system can be reconciled
with the till/paying in slips.
Making a booking is quick and easy just click the required features and
enter any quantities followed by as much or as little information about the
customer as you choose to record. Fees are automatically calculated based
on the effective rates for the period of the stay.
It incorporates a powerful enquiry screen for you to locate bookings and
from which you can import internet bookings if you have an internet site
that can download a file in a simple format.
If you are VAT registered then VAT is accounted for so you have immediate VAT on
sales information available to support your VAT return.
You can analyse your income broken down by Pitch fees, Adults, Children
Electricity etc. for accounting periods if you wish and export this
information to a spreadsheet for graphical presentation. Year to date
figures are also available. Full audit trails are provided.
BoMan can support multi users on one site and you can also manage
multiple sites with built in functions for dealing with backing up and
recovering a site database if necessary. Since each site has its own database
you can readily take bookings centrally out of season and then transfer the
database via backup media or the internet to the site concerned to carry on
where HQ left off !
For complete peace of mind you can log all bookings entered on the
schedule to a separate back up file as well as the database and access the log
file using Word, Word Pad, or spreadsheets. So if your machine crashes you can
still return to your log files recorded on for example a zip drive and access
them on another computer.
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The 21st century system designed and built in the UK for the UK
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