Build, send, and collect your seasonal and annual contracts in no time while delighting your captains with convenience.
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Cut down your contract management process from weeks to days (or less). With Dockwa’s digital contracts, you can send, receive, and track contracts all in one place.
Save valuable time and say goodbye to snail mail.
Upload your personal contract documents, set rates, custom deposits, and billing schedules, and batch-send agreements to customers via email with just a few clicks.
View, at a glance, the status of all contracts in real-time from anywhere. Made a mistake? No problem. Contracts are easily editable and can be resent in a breeze.
Electronic signatures and insurance/registration document uploads let boaters sign and share important information with your marina all digitally. Plus, provide boaters with a digital wallet, including auto-payment options (credit card and ACH) that meet their preference.
Set custom rates, contract time frames, deposit schedules, and billing frequency. Plus, easily add fuel, electric, service yard, and other boat charges directly to your boaters’ contracts as needed.
Digitally advertise and collect information on additional services for long-term or winter storage contract customers.
Boaters can securely pay for dockage directly with their bank account, meaning lower processing fees and lower failed payments for your marina. Maintain flexibility by also accepting credit card, check, and cash payments.
"We’ve run the gamut of contract management processes, and we love the customization [of Dockwa Contracts]. Customers are accustomed to DocuSign documents, and adding an end-to-end system that handles both the contract signature as well as automatic payment processing was a huge benefit. There is also a definite time-saving component – once a customer signs the agreement, the automatic payment processing is scheduled and eliminates our team from having to track down customers for payments. We are very excited to launch our contract processing through Dockwa this season."