One Portal.
Every Customer Type.
Your customers get their own branded dashboard — moorings, bookings, invoices, compliance, and jobs. Click a persona below to see how it adapts.
Explore the Full PortalWelcome back
Sarah Thompson
Manage your mooring, vessels, documents, and payments all in one place.
My Boats
2 vessels registered
My Moorings
1 mooring — Berth A14
Compliance
1 action required
Invoices & Payments
£420 outstanding
My Profile
Update your details
Privacy & Data
Manage consent
Tailored for Every Industry
The portal automatically shows the right features based on what your customer uses.
Marina Moorers
Boat registry, mooring details, BSS compliance tracking, and annual invoices — all self-service.
Campsite Guests
View upcoming bookings, pay invoices, and re-book favourite pitches. Frictionless for return visitors.
Boat Hire Customers
Verified ID carries forward — book again without re-submitting documents. Full hire history.
Yard Customers
Track work orders with live progress bars, view job estimates, and manage lift-out bookings.
Why Give Customers a Portal?
70%
fewer admin calls
Customers find their own answers
3x
faster re-bookings
Return visitors skip the paperwork
24/7
self-service access
Invoices, documents, and details — anytime
Give Your Customers Self-Service
The portal is included with every PayCamp plan. Enable it per customer with one click.
What you are looking at
The screens above are a working mock-up, not a customer's real account. The names, boats and balances are sample data. What is not invented is the structure: a portal user signs in against your site, sees only their own records, and can act on them without emailing you first.
Most of the load a portal takes off an office is not dramatic. It is the copy of an invoice, the date a mooring runs out, the insurance certificate that needs re-sending, the question of whether a payment landed. Each one is a two-minute job that arrives at the worst moment. Answering them once, in a place the customer can go back to, is the whole argument for giving them a login.
The portal is per customer, not per site: a boat owner who keeps a berth with you and books a service job sees both in the same place. You choose who gets access and what they can do with it, and access ends when their record does.