The boat’s service book. Verified by the yard.
The yard records the work, reviews it and shares it with the boat’s owner. Internal notes stay at the yard. The history follows the boat, season after season.
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At the yard. Pål Johnsson writes on his phone and chooses, for each note, whether the owner should see it.

With the owner. Anna Andersson sees what Demovarv has shared. The note about the bellows is not shown.

For the yard
Work orders, haul-out and the lift queue in the same system as the boat’s history. The phone on the quay, the web in the office.
Haul-out on the phone
Pre-lift checks with photos, measurements and findings. Photos queue on the phone when coverage is poor.
Lift queue and crane lift
See which boats are ready for lift and what is blocking, before the crane starts.
Work orders
Time and materials are logged on the job. The marina manager or yard manager reviews before anything is shared with the owner.
Owner approvals
Ask the owner to approve extra work with a price. The answer lands on the work order.
Lift queue · Tuesday 7 October
For boat owners
The owner sees the boat’s history, the documents and what the yard asks about. Nothing else.
History with its source
Each entry shows whether the yard verified it or you added it yourself.
Answer in the inbox
See what the extra work costs. Approve, request a change or decline.
Documents the yard shares
Reports, quotes and other records the yard has chosen to share with you.
The record belongs to the boat
The history is tied to the boat and stays, season after season.
Boat owners get access through an invitation from their yard.

How verification works
Work reaches the owner only once the yard has reviewed it.
Open
The yard creates the work order on the boat.
In progress
The technician takes photos and writes. Each note is internal or visible to the owner.
Done
The technician marks the job as done. The marina manager or yard manager reviews photos and text.
Verified
The yard shares the entry with the owner. It stays in the boat’s history.
Internal notes and the yard’s cost entries are never shown to the owner.