The crossing is ahead. The passenger’s cabin key is on their phone. One less thing to collect. One less thing to carry.
MORE SEA. LESS QUEUE.
Mobile cabin keys for cruise and ferry operators.
Connect compatible locks, booking systems and passenger access.

ALL ABOARD. NOT IN LINE.

LEAVETHE WAITBEHIND.
The crossing is the experience.
Cabin access should feel like part of it.

THE TRIP SHOULD START ON BOARD.
Bags in hand.
A cabin waiting.
One less queue.
Physical key distribution adds a stop to the journey. A digital key puts cabin access on the passenger’s phone—so they can get on with being away.
At a compatible cabin lock, the phone becomes the key. A small gesture replaces the handover of a physical card.
The cabin is open. The bags are down. Your passenger can settle in—and your team can focus on the journey ahead.
ONE CONNECTION. A BETTER ARRIVAL.
FLEXIPAX provides mobile cabin keys for cruise and ferry operators. It connects compatible Bluetooth locks with booking systems so passengers can use a smartphone to access their cabin.
- 01 / CONNECT
Start with your locks.
Review Bluetooth compatibility, lock software and your reservation system before planning the integration.
Explore compatible integrations - 02 / DELIVER
Put the key on their phone.
Deliver mobile keys through a passenger app, an existing native app using the SDK, or an API integration.
Explore the API and SDK - 03 / ARRIVE
Open the cabin.
Once a key is downloaded, it remains available until checkout. Key downloads and cabin changes need a data connection.
Read passenger access FAQs
Will it work with your fleet?
Bring your lock provider and booking-system details to the conversation.
Before your next sailing
- Does cabin access work without internet?
- A downloaded mobile key works until its checkout date and time. Downloading or updating a key requires a data connection.
- Can passengers still use physical keycards?
- Yes. Mobile keys and physical keycards can work for the same cabin. Reception can provide a physical card if a passenger has no smartphone or a flat battery.


FEELFREE.
One small connection.
More space for the moments
that make a journey.
ONE TAP.
THREE LAYERS.
A better arrival starts with the systems behind the cabin door.
EXPLORE MARINE MOBILE KEYSTHE VESSEL.
Begin at the cabin door. Review your existing lock provider, Bluetooth compatibility and lock software.
CABIN LOCK INTEGRATIONSTHE CONNECTION.
Connect reservation information and key delivery through an API or SDK integration that fits your passenger experience.
API & SDK OPTIONSTHE ARRIVAL.
Give passengers a mobile cabin key, with physical keycards available as a familiar alternative.
READ THE ATTICA GROUP STORYSIMPLE IN THEIR HANDS. CONNECTED IN YOURS.
For the passenger, it’s a tap.
For your operation, it’s the connection between cabin locks, booking systems, and digital access.
Start with your existing cabin locks. Check Bluetooth Low Energy compatibility and the status of your door-lock software.
ASSESSConnect your internal or external booking reservation system with digital key delivery through the FLEXIPAX open API.
DEVELOPER RESOURCESIntroduce mobile cabin access and reduce the manual work of physical key distribution. Your team supports the journey. Their phone carries the key.
WELCOME
THE EXISTING FLEXIPAX MOBILE KEY EXPERIENCELESS FRICTION. REAL IMPACT.
“FLEXIPAX is intuitive, easy to use, and has significantly helped Attica Group save valuable time while enhancing our passenger experience.”
Attica Group
MORE SEA.
MORE POSSIBILITY.
From boarding to the cabin door. Explore mobile access for your cruise or ferry operation.
EXPLORE IT FOR YOUR VESSEL
GOOD QUESTIONS.
CLEAR WATERS.
Mobile cabin access, explained for your next fleet conversation.
DISCUSS YOUR VESSEL01Who is FLEXIPAX designed for?
FLEXIPAX provides mobile cabin keys for cruise and ferry operators. Marine operations, IT teams and integration partners can discuss connecting passenger access with compatible cabin locks and reservation systems.
02Can we use our existing cabin locks?
Compatibility needs to be reviewed with your lock provider. Start with the lock model, Bluetooth Low Energy capability and door-lock software version; the team can then discuss the integration requirements for your vessel.
03Can mobile keys connect to our passenger app or booking system?
FLEXIPAX offers API and SDK integration options for reservation systems and passenger applications. The right approach depends on your current systems and how you want to deliver keys to passengers.
04Does a mobile cabin key work without internet at sea?
Once downloaded, a mobile key remains available until its checkout date and time. Downloading or updating a key, including after a cabin change, requires a data connection.
05What happens if a passenger has no smartphone or a flat battery?
Physical keycards can remain available alongside mobile keys. A passenger without a usable phone can ask reception for a physical keycard.
06What should we prepare for a marine mobile-key demo?
Bring your vessel or fleet context, cabin-lock provider and model, reservation-system details, and passenger-app requirements. These help the team discuss compatibility and the most appropriate integration approach.
07What is a marine mobile cabin key?
A marine mobile cabin key is a digital credential on a passenger smartphone that opens a compatible cabin lock. FLEXIPAX connects mobile cabin access with reservation systems for cruise and ferry operators. The phone communicates with a compatible lock using Bluetooth; a digital boarding pass alone is not a cabin key.
08How does a passenger unlock a cruise or ferry cabin with a phone?
The passenger first receives and downloads their mobile cabin key through the configured app and key-delivery process. They then bring the phone close to the compatible cabin reader and follow the app instructions. The key must be valid for that cabin and stay.
09What is the difference between a mobile cabin key and a physical keycard?
A mobile key stores the cabin-access credential on a smartphone; a physical keycard carries it on a separate card. Both can be used alongside each other with a compatible setup. Keeping physical keycards available gives passengers a fallback when their phone is unavailable.
10What is the difference between a mobile-key API and an SDK?
An API connects software systems, such as a reservation system and a mobile-key service. An SDK gives developers components to integrate mobile-key functionality into an application. FLEXIPAX offers API and SDK integration options; the required combination depends on the booking workflow, passenger app and lock system.
11Does every Bluetooth cabin lock support FLEXIPAX mobile keys?
No. Bluetooth capability alone does not establish compatibility. The lock manufacturer, model, firmware or door-lock software and available integration need to be reviewed together. Confirm the complete setup before choosing hardware or planning a rollout.
12What should an operator check before introducing mobile cabin keys?
Review cabin-lock compatibility, the reservation-system connection, passenger key delivery and the availability of internet for downloading or updating keys. Also plan for cabin changes, reception support and a physical-keycard fallback. Include operations and technical teams in the review.
LESS WAIT. MORE WELCOME.
Your fleet.
Your passengers.
Let’s connect the journey.
