Switching to DiveDay
Find what you run now. Each guide shows both directions.
Bring the sheet you already keep, and add the jobs a list cannot do, like checking every certification before the boat leaves.
A booking engine for tours, not dive software. Keep it for the storefront and run the dive day it cannot, or leave the per-booking fee behind.
Long the Windows desktop shop-management system for PADI retailers, now owned by DiveShop360. Export your customers and certification records, then bring them here.
The retail-POS incumbent. Export the customer and certification CSVs its own FAQ names, then bring your people across.
Export your participant CSV and bring the people across. A waiver your file already shows as signed comes in marked imported, so nobody has to sign twice.
A general tours platform with a big reseller marketplace, not dive software. Keep it for distribution, or leave the monthly fee and per-booking cut behind.
Most exports come in as they are. Recognizable name, certification, and size columns are all it takes.
Before anything saves
Upload the CSV and DiveDay shows you its own reading of it: the columns it matched, the ones it will ignore, the divers and certification records it counted, and every row it intends to skip.
Bringing your divers in
Not recognized, so ignored: legacy_id, pos_sync_id.
1Priya Sharma
Open Water · imported
2Tom Okafor
Rescue Diver · imported
3(no name)skipped
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A person does the import with you
Send us what you have, whether a clean export or a decade of messy tabs, and we will map the columns and bring your divers in with you, free. If DiveDay is ever the wrong fit, we will help you carry it all back out the same way.