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Departure planning for dive centers

Prepare every departure
before the briefing.

See upcoming outings, participants, staff and equipment to prepare in one place. When the day gets busy, everyone knows what to do.

A clear plan on computer, tablet or phone for reception, the dock and the boat.

Planning · departures

July 2026

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Cenote Chikin

Thursday 16/07/2026 · 6 divers · Matt

09:00

Registered divers

LLara MartinAOW
HHugo AlvarezOW
MMaya ChenAOW

Equipment to prepare

DiverSuitBCDFinskg
LaraMS386
HugoLM428
MayaSS375

What changes every day

Start the day with fewer unknowns.

Planning connects what the team needs before leaving: who is coming, who is leading, what to prepare and what still needs checking.

01

Prepare from the registered divers

Participants and their equipment needs stay attached to the right departure.

02

Share one programme

Reception, instructors and seasonal teammates work from the same plan.

03

Anticipate before the dock

Equipment availability and upcoming maintenance are visible while you prepare.

The tools that fit a dive center

The departure becomes a list everyone understands.

DivingList brings calendar, people, equipment and access together around the actions that shape a dive day.

01

Departure calendar

View the season at the level of detail reception and the briefing require.

  • Move between month, week and day views.
  • Keep time, site and registered divers together.
  • Import existing departures from CSV or Excel.

What you gain

You see the day before it starts.

02

Equipment preparation

Use known sizes and needs to prepare without maintaining several separate lists.

  • See sizes from the departure details.
  • Follow the availability of assigned equipment.
  • Mark equipment ready as preparation advances.

What you gain

The briefing is based on visible preparation.

03

Maintenance and availability

Keep an eye on equipment status and the next actions that need planning.

  • Find status, size and location for each item.
  • Spot conflicts between overlapping departures.
  • Group upcoming service and inspection work.

What you gain

Morning surprises become planned actions.

04

Team and access

Give each person the information needed for their role, according to your setup.

  • Invite instructors, guides, reception and freelancers.
  • Set access around the center’s roles.
  • Change or remove access when the job changes.

What you gain

Information no longer depends on one person.

A simple flow

From calendar to ready equipment.

Each departure moves through visible markers so the team can coordinate without another meeting.

  1. 01

    Look at what is coming

    Your calendar shows the outings and the information that should guide preparation.

  2. 02

    Open the departure details

    Find participants, staff and equipment needs in the departure details.

  3. 03

    Mark what is ready

    The team follows checks as preparation moves forward and arrives at the briefing with a clear state.

Ready to prepare departures more calmly?

Start with your next outing.

Bring participants, staff and equipment together, then move at your own pace.

Questions about planning

What to know before equipping the team.

01Can I see the planning in different views?+

Yes. Departures can be viewed by month, week or day so you can move from the season to the concrete preparation.

02Can I import an existing schedule?+

Yes. Existing departures can be imported from a CSV or Excel file, then completed in DivingList.

03Can the team use planning on mobile?+

Yes. The interface adapts to computers, tablets and phones so essential information remains available at reception, on the dock or aboard the boat.