Customers

Diver profiles and everything attached to them: certifications and how they rank, documents, search, and the self-registration link that lets guests type their own details.

Articles
  1. 01 Add a diver and their certifications Create a customer record by hand, record the certification cards they hold, and understand which card DivePilot treats as their highest.
  2. 02 Find a customer and read their profile Search the customer list, open a profile, and know what the header, the four tabs and the actions menu tell you.
  3. 03 Gear sizes and rental needs on the profile Record what a diver owns and which sizes they take, understand what the self-registration form writes to the profile, and how sizes prefill rental requests.
  4. 04 Choose what the customer form asks Decide which details guests must give, may give or never see on the self-registration and online booking forms.
  5. 05 Share the self-registration link Let guests type their own details before they arrive, choose what the form asks, and deal with the registrations as they come in.
  6. 06 Handle new registrations Where self-registrations land, what you can do with each one, and how to clear the queue.
  7. 07 Set up certification agencies and levels Maintain the list of agencies and levels your dive center recognises, and understand how DivePilot ranks and compares them.
  8. 08 Collect a customer's waivers Request a signature by link, photograph or upload a paper copy, confirm one signed in person, and read the signed record.
  9. 09 Merge duplicate customers Combine two records for the same diver into one without losing bookings, certifications or signed waivers.
  10. 10 Archive, export or anonymise a customer The difference between deleting, restoring, exporting and permanently anonymising a customer record, and when to use which.

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