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Operators Running on Hubsteer

Same vehicles, same crew, same schedule. What changed is the admin load, the response time and the revenue that used to leak out overnight.

38 hrs
Saved per week, Eco Camp Group
1 FTE
Role retired, Simba Group
24/7
Coverage in both operations
The stories

Two operations, two very different leaks

Both were running good businesses on decent tools. Neither could see the whole picture, and both were paying for it in staff hours.

An eco tour boat on a still Queensland river at sunrise
CS / 01 · ECG-2017-AU

Three brands. Sixty-nine staff. Thirty-eight hours saved every week.

A Queensland operator running multiple brands had good data trapped behind bad systems. Within a business year they were running their busiest year on record, and exceeding every revenue budget.

38 hrs
Saved every week
$30K
Staffing cost avoided / yr
10x
Growth in review volume
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A premium speedboat crossing the Andaman Sea past limestone karst islands at sunset
CS / 02 · SMB-2005-TH

Four brands. Twenty years. One headcount structurally retired.

A premium Andaman Sea operator with four brands, a 5,000 booking a year operation, and an enquiry problem that only existed after dark. Within a year, one full ops role was no longer needed and overnight enquiries were answered in seconds.

1 FTE
Role structurally retired
Seconds
Overnight first response
5,891
Reviews in one view
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