With customisable checklists, auto data feeds from NavBox and improved data sharing across logs
The latest version of NAVTORs Digital Logbooks adds several new features and improvements that simplify the workflow and enables better control and overview of groups and roles for crew utilising logbooks onboard the vessel.
The new features include:
Customisable checklists for tasks relevant to the user
Automatic data feeds from the NavBox
Improved data sharing across logs
Advanced validations and alerts
Better administration setup for roles and groups
Digital Logbooks are expanding
We are also excited to announce that NAVTOR has recently received flag-state approval from Finland for our digital logbooks. See all the approved flag-states here.
As well as new and improved functions within the Digital Logbooks, the scope of the logs is continuously growing:
Deck logbook
Radar logbook
Chronometer log
GMDSS log
Noon reports
Other logs
Engine Logbook
Reports
Other logs
Did you know?
Digital Logbook entries can now be displayed directly in NavFleet for customers who subscribe to both Digital Logbooks and NavFleet. All entries including signatures can be filtered, sorted or download entire logbooks from the NavFleet dashboard for better operational insights.
Coming soon - Digital Logbooks in app for Android and iOS
A new NavStation app with Digital Logbooks for tablets and mobile devices is set to be released later this year. Seamlessly designed for Android and iOS devices, the app empowers seafarers to create logbook entries directly from their phones and tablets while onboard, ensuring effortless record-keeping and enhancing operational efficiency.
One of the app's standout features is its seamless synchronization with Navbox. You can create a logbook entry on your mobile device. The NavStation app automatically syncs the data with Navbox, ensuring that all relevant information is instantly available across your vessel's logbook system. This integration eliminates the need for manual data transfer, saving you time and reducing the risk of data discrepancies.
Read more about Digital Logbooks here.