At the head of the Sognefjord
Built on the quayin Skjolden.
BerserkOS plans and runs the calls in Skjolden, Port of the Year 2026. Now we offer it to more ports.
- guests on a tour in 2026
- 22,406
- of guests bought a tour
- 30%
- Norwegian kroner to local businesses, at least
- 15m
- dates right in automatic replies to agents
- 110/113
From the booking to all aboard.
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The agent writes
A booking arrives in your Outlook.
Halvard reads it, checks the dates against the quay and drafts the reply. You look it over and approve.
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The weeks before
The tour lists become a plan.
Coach, driver and guide for every group, with meeting time, departure and return. What is missing is listed first.
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Call day
The board runs the day.
Which tours are out, what is late and how long until all aboard. The crew have their job on the phone.
For the council
The numbers the council asks for, measured for every call.
Example: Skjolden 2026
- Norwegian kroner to the port and the village in 2026, 41 calls
- 45m
- from the one call by a ship with over 4,000 berths, nine times a small ship
- 2.8m
- days of work for guides and drivers in 2026, 110 people
- 456
Peace of mind
- You run it alongside today's tools before anything is switched off.
- Each port's data is kept apart in the database.
- An encrypted copy every hour, kept in three places.
- The data is the port's.
See a call like yours.
We show BerserkOS on screen with your quay, your agents and your tours. Write to us and we usually reply within one business day.
The port pays a monthly licence and a fee per tour guest. Guides and drivers pay nothing.
