This guide explains the automated messages a customer may receive before a private charter or ticketed boat event. It only includes customer-facing reminders and actions.
The balance is marked as paid and the customer receives a “Balance payment collected” email showing the amount collected and the booking reference.
The customer receives an “Action required: Balance payment failed” email. The email says BookMyWave will try again automatically and that the customer can also pay manually from the booking page.
The customer receives a “Balance payment collected” email and the booking is all set for the remaining balance.
The customer receives another failed-payment notice and can still pay manually from the booking page before the cancellation deadline.
The customer receives a “Balance payment collected” email. The balance is paid and the booking avoids automatic cancellation.
The customer receives a final notice. It says the booking will be automatically cancelled 40 days before the charter if the balance is not settled.
It tells the customer that the booking was cancelled because the remaining balance was not received in time.
The email shows the amount paid, the 50% deposit refund amount, and the amount retained under the cancellation rule.
The boarding pass PDF should be shared with everyone joining the charter so they have the correct time and location.
The email can include permitted and not-permitted vessel rules. Customers should read them before boarding.
The customer receives a “Security bond authorised” email confirming the $2,000 hold. It explains the hold releases automatically after a clean return.
The customer receives an “Add card for security bond” email and is asked to log in and add a card before boarding.
The customer receives a “Security bond failed” email with a link to update card details before the charter.
Follow the email link, check the card details, and make sure the bond can be held before the day of boarding.
The customer receives a “Security bond authorised” email confirming the $2,000 hold is now in place.
The customer receives a “Security bond still needed” email and is told to log in and update card details immediately.
The customer receives a “No security bond held” notice. It explains that the customer remains personally responsible for vessel damage.
Do not wait until boarding. Add or update the card as soon as the email arrives.