Fall haul-out, winterizing and shrink-wrap booked

How it works

1. Finds the boat

   From the boater's account: length, weight, keel or outdrive, and where it lived last winter.

2. Offers the yard days

   Open haul-out days the travel lift crew has released, in your order: sailboats first, or by dock.

3. Picks the storage

   Indoor heated, indoor cold or outdoor on stands, at your prices for the boat's size.

4. Writes the work list

   Winterizing, shrink-wrap, bottom wash, bellows, a battery tender, the canvas to pull. Each from your service menu with its price.

5. Books and confirms

   A text and email with the date, what to empty before haul-out, and the deposit if you take one.

6. Starts the work orders

   Service sees each job on the boat's record before the boat comes out.

Example call

1. CustomerHi, I want to book our haul-out. It's Kincaid, the 28-foot Catalina on D dock.
2. AI agentHi Mr. Kincaid. Sailboats come out the week of October 6. I have the 7th or the 9th. Which works?
3. CustomerThe 9th. And can we get it wrapped this year?
4. AI agentYes. Shrink-wrap for a 28-footer is 22 dollars a foot, and outdoor storage on stands is 1,150. Would you like winterizing on the engine too?
5. CustomerYes please, and pull the mast.
6. AI agentGot it: haul-out October 9, mast pulled, winterized, shrink-wrapped and stored outside. I'll text you the confirmation and the list of what to take off before the 9th.

After the call: The yard schedule shows the Catalina coming out on October 9 with the mast pulled, and work orders for winterizing and shrink-wrap are open on the boat. Mr. Kincaid has the pre-haul-out checklist by text.

What your team gets

• Haul-outs booked on the yard days you release
• Storage picked by boat size and type
• Winter work orders opened from your service menu
• Pre-haul-out checklists texted to each boater
• A full yard schedule the crew can plan the weeks around

Questions