Hotel and Tourism Software

Boutique hotels, guesthouses, aparthotels, holiday villages and villas, holiday-ownership companies, travel agencies, tour and transfer companies, and yacht charter firms. You might run one property or several.

ERP is the name for a system that brings a business's bookings, payments, staff, stock and accounting into one program. The system described on this page is an ERP built for your hotel or agency. What matters is that it makes your team's work easier, not what it's called; if all you need is a booking calendar, we start there.

A CRM is like a digital notebook about your customers: how often they came, how much they spent, when they called and which quote they received. In a hotel it helps you know your guests and bring them back; in an agency it helps you answer enquiries on time.

Off-the-shelf software gives everyone the same screens, and the business adapts to the program. We build the system around the way you work. If an existing product already does the job, we tell you so, and we can also build just the part it is missing.

Yes. We keep the screens simple, and reception, housekeeping or accounts each see only their own work. It runs in a web browser with nothing to install, and works on phones and tablets too. When we hand it over, we show your team how to use it.

These sites and channel managers offer different ways to connect. In the first meeting we look at the channels you use and agree how their bookings will reach the system. Bookings and enquiries from your own website go straight in.

We move your guest, booking and agency lists from spreadsheets or your old program into the new system, so you don't start from scratch.

We build a three-dimensional model of your property or yacht. Guests explore it on your website from a phone or computer, or step inside with a VR headset. That is how we built SEYR Yacht for yachts and SEYR Residence for buildings.

It depends on what you need. Rather than building everything at once, we start with the part that helps you most, usually bookings and payments, and add the rest once it's in use. After the first meeting we share a clear timeline and a transparent quote, as a fixed project price or a fixed monthly fee.