Defects and interventions
No defect stays in somebody's phone.
A defect is reported once, with photos, and reaches the people who can fix it. Every boat has its own history of defects and interventions.
How it works
- 1
Report a defect
From a failed check-in item or by hand, with photos and a category.
- 2
The right people know
A category is linked to specializations, and matching members get a notification.
- 3
Follow it to the end
Statuses are set up for your company, and you browse defects per boat.
What you get
- Defects carry photos and a category
- Categories are linked to specializations; matching members get a notification
- Defect statuses are configurable per company
- Defects can be listed per boat
- Interventions are logged per boat, with photos and a status you configure
- Interventions from the charter period appear in the check-out PDF
Who uses it
- Technicians and divers: report defects with photos
- Base manager: the history of defects and interventions for each boat
- Office: interventions reach the check-out handover PDF
Questions and answers
What is the difference between a defect and an intervention?
A defect is a reported problem on a boat. An intervention is a repair or action logged on a boat, with photos and a status.
Can I set my own statuses?
Yes. You configure defect and intervention statuses for your company.