For approval · Rev A
Your engineers make the decisions.
Decklog runs the paperwork.
Every comment, query, approval and revision on a newbuild — extracted, filed and traceable. Ship design correspondence becomes a searchable record instead of fourteen inboxes.
01 · The gap
Everything is documented.
Nothing is findable.
2,847
Comments per newbuild
14
Inboxes holding pieces of the record
0
Systems of record
“Three hours to find who approved this change.”
“The yard says we never answered this comment.”
“The client thinks we missed a requirement.”
Class comments, owner remarks, yard queries — a newbuild's technical dialogue lives in email threads, Excel logs and scanned PDFs. When a decision is questioned two years later, finding out who agreed to what, and why, is archaeology. And it's the design office that answers for it.
The index
Three things it does for you.
Clear the sheet
Comment sheets, emails and scans come in. Decklog reads, extracts, classifies and links every comment — then drafts the routine replies. Your engineer signs.
Ask the project
X-Ray answers plain-language questions about a newbuild — "why is the WT bulkhead still at Fr.60?" — and traces every answer back to the comments and decisions it rests on.
Stand on the record
Every comment, query, approval and revision is one event on an append-only, hash-chained record. Two years on, you can show who agreed to what, and why.