Built for sites where the nearest fibre is a long way off.
Norwegian campsites sit where people want to be, which is rarely where the infrastructure is.
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Camping Seeblick · October
Grondia is built to keep selling when the connection drops, to take the wallet your guests actually carry, and to hold the whole operation on one record rather than three.
At a glance
- Offline-tolerant point of sale: keeps selling when the connection drops
- Vipps at online checkout, cards alongside for international guests
- Live pitch map with seasonal pricing and deposits
- Guest portal: check-in before arrival, digital guest card, pay up front
- Shop, restaurant, bar and hire charged to the pitch, settled once
- Your website, hosting and domain included
- No commission on any booking
See Grondia in action
- Run your whole site on one system: bookings, payments, compliance.
- Fill more pitches with far less admin.
- Live in two weeks. We migrate your data for you.
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A till that does not stop when the signal does
The point of sale is offline-tolerant by design. It keeps taking sales when the connection goes, counts stock down as it goes, and syncs the moment it is back. On a site where the shop, the reception and the hire desk are spread across a valley, that is not a nice-to-have.
Everything sold posts onto the guest’s folio (shop, kiosk, restaurant, bar, a canoe for the day), so it is settled once at check-out rather than collected three separate times in three separate places.
Vipps at checkout
Norwegian guests pay with Vipps, and online checkout can be locked to it so a booking does not stall at a card form. It runs through the payment provider and has to be enabled on your account, which we handle during onboarding.
Cards run alongside for international visitors, and every payment arrives matched to the right folio rather than as a transfer somebody has to identify later.
Booking that respects a short, sharp season
Guests book on a live pitch map with seasonal pricing and deposits, and the same pitch cannot be sold twice. Cancellations resolve against your policy automatically.
The guest portal runs check-in before arrival, with a digital guest card and payment settled up front, which matters most when a party arrives late after a long drive and reception is not staffed.
One record behind your reporting
Guest nights, arrivals and departures come from the check-in record rather than a separate spreadsheet, so what you report and what you took come from the same source. Structured exports come out of it for your accountant.
Where a Norwegian obligation needs something provisioned for your market, we would rather say so against your go-live date than let you discover it after signing. Ask us and we will be specific.
Frequently asked questions
Can guests pay with Vipps?
Yes. Online checkout can be locked to Vipps. It runs through the payment provider and needs enabling on your account, which is part of onboarding.
What happens when the site loses connectivity?
The till keeps selling and syncs when the connection returns, with stock counted down as you go. It is designed for sites where connectivity is not a given.
What about Norwegian cash-system requirements?
Ask us before you plan a migration. Some of it can require provisioning for your market, and we will give you the current position against your go-live date rather than a claim on a page.
What does it cost?
We quote against your site: pitches, modules, migration. No per-booking commission on any plan; a 12-month minimum term and a one-time onboarding fee.
Tell us where your site is and how it connects
A short call, your grounds, your season, and a straight answer about what Grondia runs for a Norwegian site today.