Know who is onboard
Live headcount, companies, hosts, work areas, and long-onboard visits remain visible.
Security & reliability
Security and continuity for superyacht visitor operations.
Deckpass keeps identity, vessel conditions, badges, onboard status, departures, and supervisor evidence connected - with deployment and recovery choices designed around real gangway conditions.
Authenticated workspaceLocal print dispatchSupervisor evidence
Current Deckpass productOperations recovery
01AccountAuthenticated customer workspace
02RulesVessel-configured arrival evidence
03OutputVisible badge and print recovery
04OversightLive status, history, and exports
Continuity by design
Be precise about what stays local.
Connectivity resilience is not one vague offline claim. It comes from choosing the right deployment, keeping printer dispatch close to the printer, and giving operators a recovery path when output fails.
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Choose the operating model
A vessel-hosted deployment keeps the application path inside the onboard environment. An online workspace uses authenticated web access and therefore still depends on internet availability.
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Keep printing close to the printer
For an online workspace, Deckpass Local Bridge runs on the Windows, Mac, or Linux printer computer and dispatches authorised badge jobs through its local printer queues.
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Make failed output recoverable
Operators can preview the saved badge profile, retry or replace a badge, and keep the original arrival and visit state separate from print recovery.
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Leave a usable handover record
Live jobs, exceptions, visit evidence, exports, and shift notes remain visible so the next operator or supervisor can understand what happened.
Supervisor control
A live operating picture with the evidence behind it.
Oversight connects headcount, evidence coverage, attention items, visit history, corrections, exports, and shift handover without forcing supervisors through the live arrival workflow.
See what needs review
Missing evidence, print failures, unusual visit duration, and unresolved exceptions surface for attention.
Correct with context
Individual sign-out, guarded closeout, visit restoration, notes, and history preserve the operational reason for intervention.
Evidence layers
The record follows the visit, not the paperwork pile.
Deckpass links the operational details needed for daily review while keeping the claims disciplined and the workflow understandable.
Identity and visit context
Name, company, person type, purpose, host, work area, and the current visit state stay attached to the person record.
Conditions and acceptance
The configured vessel conditions, language used, acceptance state, and signature can be reviewed against the relevant visit.
Badge and print history
Queued, dispatched, failed, completed, and replacement badge jobs remain distinguishable from the person check-in state.
Arrivals and departures
Open and completed visits support the live onboard roster, visit history, fast sign-out, and guarded supervisor closeout tools.
Exceptions and correction
Attention items, missing evidence, long-onboard visits, restored departures, and operational notes can be reviewed without hiding the intervention.
Exports and handover
Supervisors can prepare an operational export and leave a shift-handover note for the next responsible person.
A credible boundary
Serious security language includes what the product does not claim.
Deckpass is a visitor-operations and evidence system. It supports the vessel security process; it does not pretend to replace the vessel's complete physical and cyber-security architecture.
Deckpass is
- An authenticated visitor and contractor workspace
- A configurable conditions, signature, photo, and badge workflow
- A live onboard roster with visit history and operational recovery
- A supervisor evidence, export, and shift-handover surface
Deckpass is not
- A replacement for locks, CCTV, alarms, or vessel security procedures
- A remote-desktop or unrestricted printer-computer management tool
- A promise that an online workspace works without internet access
- A substitute for the vessel's network and device-security controls
Security FAQ
Questions worth answering before deployment.
The operating boundary, connectivity model, local printer agent, supervisor evidence, and account controls - stated plainly.
01Does Deckpass replace the vessel access-control system?
No. Deckpass manages the visitor and contractor workflow around arrival, conditions, identification, badge printing, onboard status, departure, evidence, and oversight. It does not claim to replace every physical lock, CCTV system, alarm, network-security control, or vessel security procedure.
02What happens when the internet connection is unavailable?
The answer depends on deployment. A vessel-hosted installation can keep the application workflow on the onboard network. An online Deckpass workspace still requires internet access; its Local Bridge keeps authorised printer dispatch on the printer computer, but it does not turn the online application into a fully offline browser app.
03What does the Deckpass Local Bridge access?
The Local Bridge pairs to one Deckpass workspace, reports the printer queues visible to its host computer, downloads authorised badge artifacts, dispatches them locally, and returns the result. It is not a remote-desktop tool and does not provide access to personal files.
04Which records can supervisors review?
Depending on the vessel configuration and the visit, supervisors can review identity and visit context, conditions acceptance, signatures, optional photos, badge jobs, onboard status, departures, exceptions, corrections, visit history, exports, and shift-handover notes.
05How does Deckpass control access to the crew workspace?
The crew workspace requires an authenticated customer account tied to the correct Deckpass workspace. Supervisor-only actions, including guarded bulk sign-out, are restricted to authorised roles such as workspace administrators and supervisors.
Review the operating model
Map continuity and control against your vessel.
Walk through deployment, account access, arrival evidence, local printing, recovery, and supervisor oversight with the people who will actually operate Deckpass.