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Operations

See who is in which room, who has paid and who is waiting.

Venues, rooms, the waiting list and your team, kept in one place rather than in your head.

A rooming list for a venue
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What Vardra does about it

“Who is in which room, who has paid, who is waiting, and who on my team can see what?”

Venues and rooms you set up once

Record each venue’s rooms, beds and room types, and use them again the next time you go back.

A rooming list for a venue
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A waiting list that is ready when a place frees up

When a retreat is full, guests join the waiting list. When a place comes back, you know who is next.

A waiting list for a full retreat
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Transfers between retreats

Move a guest and what they have paid to another retreat, without cancelling and starting again.

A list of bookings with what each guest has paid and what is due
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Staff and roles

Give each person the access their job needs: full access for admins, view-only for those who just need to see, and receipts only for teachers, chefs and hosts.

People and their access, with published booking terms and privacy notice
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Terms and privacy kept in the system

Publish your booking terms and privacy notice from Vardra, so every booking points to the version that applied when it was made.

People and their access, with published booking terms and privacy notice
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Everything in Operations

  • Venues and rooms
  • Rooming lists
  • Waiting list
  • Transfers between retreats
  • Staff and roles
  • Booking terms and privacy notices

Tell us how you run your retreats now.

We’ll show you how Vardra would handle them, using your own retreats as the example. A conversation, not a sales pitch.