Switching to DiveDay
The door swings both ways.
Most shops stay on a spreadsheet, or software they've outgrown, because moving looks painful. These guides make the move concrete: how to get your divers out of whatever you use now, exactly what comes across into DiveDay, and what — honestly — stays behind.
Coming from a spreadsheet
Running the day on a spreadsheet and a clipboard? Bring the sheet you already keep — and add the jobs a list can't do, like checking every card before the boat leaves.
Read the guide →Switching from EVE
Long the Windows desktop shop-management system for PADI retailers, now owned by DiveShop360. Export your customers and cards, then bring them here.
Read the guide →Switching from DiveShop360
The retail-POS incumbent. Export the customer and certification CSVs its own FAQ names, then bring your people across.
Read the guide →Switching from DiveAdmin
The fast, cheap newcomer. Export your customer CSV — or use its Google Drive backup — and bring your roster across.
Read the guide →Switching from Smartwaiver
Export your participant CSV and bring the people across — a waiver your file already shows as signed comes in marked imported, so nobody has to sign twice.
Read the guide →Switching from FareHarbor
A booking engine for tours, not dive software. Keep its booking button and hotel/OTA network and run the dive day it can't — or leave the per-booking fee behind entirely. Either way, bring your divers across.
Read the guide →Switching from Rezdy
A general tours booking platform with a big reseller marketplace — not dive software. Keep it for distribution and run the dive day it can't, or leave the monthly fee plus per-booking cut behind. Either way, bring your divers across.
Read the guide →A person, not a wizard
We'll switch you on — and off — ourselves.
Send us what you've got — one clean export or a decade of messy tabs — and one of us maps the columns and brings your divers in with you, free, on any plan. And if DiveDay is ever not the right fit, the door swings the other way just as personally: your data is yours, and we'll help you carry all of it back out. Getting in, and getting out, shouldn't be the hard part.
Don't see your system?
Most exports import as-is — a spreadsheet of your divers with recognizable name, card, and size columns is all it takes. Try the live demo, or start a trial and bring a CSV: DiveDay maps the common column names, previews the file, and flags anything it doesn't recognize before saving.