One contract
A single SOW for the whole event: charter, crew, photographer, transfers, F&B, photo editing, a video reel, a post-event report. English / Russian / French / German / Spanish — five languages by default, others on request.
One contract, one invoice, one contact. Procurement-clean invoicing in EUR / GBP / USD, a pre-approved vendor list, transparent pricing in five languages. So you don't chase suppliers — you submit the SOW to procurement straight away.
An ordinary yacht event needs 7-9 vendors: charter, photographer, transfers, F&B, decor, security, photo editing. Each comes with its own NDA, invoice and contact. The EA loses their mind and procurement says no.
Pricing in the industry is opaque: 'from €X' in the brochure turns into +40% by the end of the trip. Procurement wants a fixed budget with an upfront quote, which in reality you can't get.
A multilingual team needs the SOW and invoice in three languages. Most charter operators are local players whose English runs to 'the boat is good'.
Vendor onboarding takes 4-6 weeks. The EA signs an event six months out, and in that time a vendor can fold, go bankrupt, or simply stop replying.
An ESG audit and a DPA are required by the procurement department, while the charter operator sends 'everything is clean, we promise'. That does not work in a Big-4 audit.
An ordinary corporate purchase of a yacht event runs through 7-9 separate contracts: charter with one operator, the photographer with another, transfers with a third, F&B with a fourth. Each has its own SOW, its own currency, its own payment terms and its own NDA. A large client's procurement department usually refuses to approve that — too many vendor onboardings for one event. We consolidate the whole chain into one master contract: a single SOW, a single invoice, a single contact person. What takes an ordinary charter operator 4-6 weeks of vendor onboarding takes us one week.
The paperwork is assembled for a Big-4-grade audit. A DPA (GDPR-compliant), a Master Service Agreement, insurance certificates (€3M GL, €1M PL), VAT validation via VIES, an ESG statement, an anti-bribery and corruption policy. All on one PDF within 48 hours of the request. The pre-approved vendor list holds our charter partners, photo vendors and marina operators, each of whom has gone through onboarding with BCG, McKinsey, Bain and Big-4 procurement departments. If your client works with one of them, chances are our Master Agreement is already in their Coupa.
Payments are for one amount, in the right currency, on the right payment terms. EUR / GBP / USD as standard, CHF / SEK / DKK / PLN on request. The standard split is 25/50/25; net-30 / net-60 / net-90 are negotiable. VAT-clean for EU corporates, a W-9-equivalent EU fiscal-residency certificate for US clients. The cancellation policy is written in two languages, and the force-majeure clause covers regulatory, visa and health-emergency scenarios. For agency partners there is a white-label option: your brand on the documents, the agency margin written in transparently, access to the senior coordinator.
A single SOW for the whole event: charter, crew, photographer, transfers, F&B, photo editing, a video reel, a post-event report. English / Russian / French / German / Spanish — five languages by default, others on request.
Procurement-clean invoicing for one amount. EUR / GBP / USD of your choice, VAT-clean (VIES-registered, a valid EU VAT ID), net-60 standard payment terms, net-30 / net-90 negotiable.
One senior coordinator from the first brief to the final invoice. A RACI matrix by status, weekly status reports on a calendar up to the trip, document control via your SharePoint / Google Drive / Notion.
All our suppliers (10+ charter fleets, 12 photo and video agencies, 8 marina operators) have gone through vendor onboarding with BCG, McKinsey, Bain and Big-4 procurement departments. The pre-approved documents are ready on request.
contract instead of 7-9 separate SOWs
consolidated invoice in the currency you need
standard payment terms (net-30/90 negotiable)
The partner agency brought in a client (a FTSE-50 corporate) whose procurement department required one SOW and net-90. After 6 weeks: a single contract, an invoice in GBP, no escalations. Four months on, the client returned for a second event.
An EA in New York; corporate procurement required a USD invoice, a W-9 equivalent, a full COI ($5M GL + $2M PL). All documents were provided in the first week of onboarding. The EA laughed — she usually spends three weeks collecting them.
A tailored brief in your language, hand-built by our European charter team. No automated quotes, no off-the-shelf packages — one human on the line within a day.