
- 01
Your tech shows up cold. If you can get them to show up. No history, no context, no continuity.
- 02
You're the project manager. Scheduling, chasing, decoding invoices. That's not what you bought the boat for.
- 03
No record means no proof. At sale, there is nothing to hand a buyer.
One record. Everything tracked.
Every visit logged. Every finding documented. Nothing lives in someone's head.
Service intervals tracked. Recalls monitored. You get notified when something is due.
Your KEEL Record℠ transfers with the vessel. Buyers see the history. Surveys go cleaner.
- Vessel Onboarding Audit
A complete bow-to-stern baseline before anything gets logged.
- V LOGX Intelligence Subscription
Continuous monitoring of service intervals, recalls, and inspection cycles.
- Proactive Intelligence
Recalls, bulletins and service intervals surface as they are published.
- Documentation at Sale
A transferable history that holds up under survey, so the record goes with the boat.











KEEL inspections follow Safe Vessel program standards.

