Deck makes vendor management easy by allowing captains to invite vendors, assign tasks, and track progress in one place. Captains can review, approve, and log vendor work, keeping a complete history for future reference.

Yes, Deck lets captains upload, organize, and access key vessel documents like registration, insurance, and compliance records. This ensures all important paperwork is in one place and ready when needed.

Deck tracks safety equipment and certifications, alerting captains when certifications are about to expire. Captains can log safety checks and equipment inspections directly in the app to stay compliant and organized.

Deck provides a communication hub where captains can:

• Invite vendors and share important vessel details.

• Track the status of repairs or services.

• Assign specific tasks to vendors and monitor progress directly on the platform.

Deck offers a task management system that allows captains to:

• Assign and track tasks for crew members and vendors.

• Set deadlines and mark completion statuses.

• Monitor ongoing work on the vessel, all from the Dashboard.

Yes, Deck enables captains to view the complete maintenance and service history of the vessel. You can access records of past services, see when upcoming maintenance is due, and ensure all tasks are logged and tracked properly.

Yes, Deck is currently free for captains. We’re offering this role without charge for users, allowing you to take advantage of all features designed to make your job easier.

Deck offers a task management system that allows captains to assign and track tasks for crew members and vendors. You can set deadlines, mark completion statuses, and monitor ongoing work on the vessel, all from your dashboard.

Potential buyers can view high-level vessel details such as the price, vessel specifications, engine details, photos, videos, and maintenance service dates with short descriptions. Sensitive information such as owner identity and vendor invoices are excluded from the public landing page.

Yes, having a well-documented maintenance history often leads to better insurance rates and financing options. Lenders and insurers see this documentation as a sign of reliability, which can help you secure favorable terms and lower premiums.