Question 1

How does a renter complete a QR inspection?

Accepted Answer

The boat’s QR code opens its checkout inspection page. The renter answers five standard checks—fuel, hull, propeller and drive, safety gear, and cleanliness—plus any additional questions set by the operator. They add six photos and a signature before submitting. After checkout is saved, the confirmation includes a link to complete the return inspection against that checkout record. No renter account is needed for the inspection flow.

Question 2

Which photos and signatures are required?

Accepted Answer

Each checkout and return needs one photo from each of six angles: bow, stern, port side, starboard side, helm, and engine or drive. The renter or dockhand draws a signature, which is required and saved with that inspection.

Question 3

What is saved to the trip record?

Accepted Answer

A submitted checkout is saved to the operator’s trip history with its checklist answers, photos, signature, inspection time, and any renter email provided. A return inspection is saved against that checkout, so both stages appear together in the trip record. The renter sees a completion confirmation after submitting.

Question 4

When can an operator generate a trip report?

Accepted Answer

A saved return inspection is required before the operator can generate a PDF report. It compares the checkout and return checklist, lists saved custom-check answers, and records the URLs and capture times for paired photos by angle, along with trip and report timestamps. Photo differences are shown as visual evidence; they do not automatically create a damage flag.

Question 5

How many boats and inspections are included in each plan?

Accepted Answer

Free includes 1 boat and 10 inspections per month. Starter includes up to 5 boats and unlimited inspections. Fleet includes up to 25 boats and unlimited inspections.