Logbooks: The Ship's Electronic Logbook Is Live
Log each event once and it lands in every record book it belongs to, from the deck and engine logs to the Oil Record Book, with signed days.
One Entry, Every Record Book
13 record books in one place: the deck and engine logs, the Oil Record Book Parts I and II, garbage, sewage and ballast water, cargo, GMDSS, ozone-depleting substances and biofouling. Log an event once and it lands in each book it belongs to.
Signed Days, Reviewed Ashore
Officers sign each logbook day. From shore, the office reviews entries, comments, adds attachments and follows every vessel on a fleet positions map.
The Logbook Drives Your Other Apps
Drill and safety meeting entries pick the vessel's scheduled slots, a SIRE or CDI inspection entry can open its vetting, and the arrival port you log feeds the voyage.