Features
smartPAL’S Electronic Record Books

compliance with regulations

eRBooks
MariApps’ Maritime Electronic Record Books
eRBooks is designed to replace traditional paper-based record books and is equipped with a local browser-based application for onboard users. Recorded data is communicated to the shore offices simultaneously. Each electronic record book is developed as an independent sub-module in the eRBooks offerings, which can also be interfaced with existing smartPAL modules.
This digital record book system is developed to comply with MARPOL, IMO resolution MEPC.312(74), as well as all the other relevant requirements.

Mariapps’ electronic record books alleviates the administrative burden
and hassle of paperwork. Increasing transparency, credibility, and
reducing pollution-related critical vessel operations.
Automate your onboard maritime records and logs. Comply with international laws and regulations, adapt to tamperproof, non-editable digital record-keeping with eRBooks.
MARPOL‘s requirements
Compliance with MARPOL & IMO
The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships – MARPOL is the main international convention covering the prevention of pollution of the marine environment by ships from operational or accidental causes and currently includes six annexes. Regulations in these annexes require ship staff to maintain records of various operations.
The benefits of electronic record books are that they will alleviate the administrative burden and hassle that comes with paperwork. Most importantly, having the electronic record books will increase transparency, credibility, and traceability of pollution-related critical operations of the ship.

Read more about eRBooks
MariApps’ Electronic Record Books are type approved by Bureau Veritas and ClassNK. eRBooks facilitates accurate digital entries that comply with IMO RESOLUTION MEPC.312(74), MARPOL regulations, and Flag State requirements.
Type Approval
Flag Approval Received
Marshall Islands
Germany
Isle of Man
Barbados
Panama
Singapore
Gibraltar
Bahamas
Japan
Hong Kong
Malta
Finland
Cyprus
Sweden
Liberia
Korea
Portugal
Why eRBooks is preferred by mainstream shipowners
and ship managers across the globe ?
