Vericatch FisheriesApp ELOGS

Vericatch’s FisheriesApp2 electronic logbooks (ELOGs) are easy to use, secure, and work with or without cell coverage. Built in Canada by technology experts, thousands of harvesters trust our electronic logbooks for reliable, DFO-certified catch reporting. Vericatch ELOGS are nationally qualified by the DFO for: Lobster; Crab; Whelk, Bivalve Mollusks, and Squid (including Scallops); Groundfish (including Redfish, Cod, Turbot, and Halibut); Small Pelagics (including Mackerel, Herring, Alewife, Capelin, and Smelt); Salmon; Shrimp; Urchins, Sea Cucumbers, Marine Plants; and Tuna and Swordfish.

Key Features:

- Harvester Notes to track useful data (private)
- Catch Tracker tables and charts
- Your data stays secure and stays yours
- 7-day-a-week seasonal support in English and French
- Works with or without cell coverage
- Independent means we work for harvesters
- Autofills key data to save time and reduce repetition
- Includes a Trip Summary for dockside monitors
- Offers multi-language support (English, French, Spanish, Indonesian)

ABOUT FISHERIESAPP
FisheriesApp is DFO-certified Canadian ELOG software that supports businesses of any scale, from owner-operator enterprises to entire associations. FisheriesApp2 is dependable, flexible, and secure, and our commercial fishing electronic logbooks support industry innovation while providing access to near real-time data.

Fishermen and technologists design FisheriesApp to work the way you do. Our electronic logbooks are easier to edit than paper logbooks, and our software verifies your logbook data so you don’t get it sent back from the DFO. Plus, ELOGS are faster and easier to submit to the DFO – you just press a transmit button, no mailing required. And they’re less repetitive to fill in – you type something once, and next time the software will autofill key parts of your forms for you.

ABOUT VERICATCH
Vericatch has worked with fishermen for over two decades to design flexible, configurable fisheries management products that support the health of the fishing industry and the ocean.