Connect the subscription to the exact vessel
The agreement should identify which customer and vessel it covers instead of existing as an isolated billing row.
For recurring boat storage, the subscription is the commercial link between the customer, vessel, agreed period and storage location. A clear renewal workflow helps prevent expired agreements from becoming invisible.
How to manage seasonal, annual and custom boat storage agreements with expiry, renewals, assigned spaces, payment history and operational records.
The agreement should identify which customer and vessel it covers instead of existing as an isolated billing row.
Monthly, seasonal, annual or custom dates make expiry visible and allow renewal work to begin before the current period ends.
For yards with dedicated spaces, connect the agreement to the real space so commercial and physical records remain aligned.
Preserve previous periods and related payments rather than overwriting the old agreement when the customer renews.
A useful subscription record answers four questions: who is the customer, which vessel is covered, where is it stored and for what period?
Keeping those answers in one record makes expiry and renewal actions easier to understand for staff.
Expiry should not be only a date in a report. It should create a queue of agreements that need attention before the customer reaches the end of the current period.
Operational software may know that no completed payment is recorded in the application, but that does not automatically prove the customer owes money because payment could have been recorded elsewhere.
For this reason PARK BOYS uses payment-attention indicators rather than making an unsupported accounting-debt assertion.
When a customer has a stable storage bay, the renewal process should preserve or deliberately change that space assignment. This keeps the digital agreement aligned with the physical yard.
These capabilities form the shared platform foundation and connect across everyday parking and storage workflows.
Check-in/out, real space assignment, pricing, payment, shifts and daily operational history.
Scheduled arrivals, customer, asset, space or zone, payment and reservation status.
Monthly, periodic, annual or custom customer subscriptions with expiry, renewals and payments.
Zones and real spaces for cars, campers, trucks and boats with live availability status.
Individuals, companies, multiple vehicles or boats, history and reservation/subscription links.
Plate recognition, subscription/reservation access decisions, optional automatic sessions and gate commands.
Operational email templates and history for reservations, entry/exit, reminders, expiry and renewals.
Traffic, revenue, payments, subscriptions, expiry and CSV exports for management or accounting.
Country-aware setup for EU provider routes, payments, messaging, ANPR and gates with tests and diagnostics.
Controlled data import with preview and exports for migration or everyday data handling.
Role-based permissions and audit history for important team actions.
Tenant-country guidance for e-invoicing networks, payment providers, currencies, VAT defaults and provider onboarding.
Keeping renewal history is usually more useful because staff can see previous periods, expiry dates and related payment records. PARK BOYS renewal workflows preserve the operational relationship rather than treating it as an unrelated new customer.
Yes. PARK BOYS supports recurring and custom subscription periods for storage arrangements that do not fit a standard monthly or annual cycle.
Yes. When the business uses dedicated storage spaces, a subscription can be connected to the relevant space and the operational entry flow can reuse that relationship.
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