Automatic CV Import in Maritime Crew Management Software
Upload a seafarer's CV as PDF, Word or a scan. RiteCrew reads it and fills the profile, certificates, sea service and next of kin for you to check and save.
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What Is the Best Crew Management Software? RiteCrew: Modern Maritime Crewing Software for a Flat Rate
Ten years in crewing, most systems on the market tried. Where DNV, SERTICA and COMPAS fit, and why flat-rate pricing from €197/month changed the answer for small fleets.
Read articleMaritime Crew Management Software from €197/month
Maritime crew management software explained: certificates, rotations, payroll and recruitment in one system. Flat rate from €197/month, unlimited vessels.
Read articleMaritime Payroll Software Cost: A 2026 Buyer's Guide
What maritime payroll software actually costs in 2026 the five drivers behind every quote, why most vendors hide their prices, and how to budget realistically.
Read articleStop Re-Typing Vessel Transactions. Import the PDF Instead.
A 10-vessel fleet handles 400 manual PDF transactions per month. Here's how RiteCrew imports vessel reports directly and what that's worth.
Read article50 Vacancies in One Click: Telegram, LinkedIn & Beyond
Crewing teams have a vacancy distribution problem before they have a candidate problem. Here's how RiteCrew posts to Telegram and LinkedIn in one action.
Read articleSeafarer Application Portal: From Paper CVs to Files
Maritime hiring still runs on email attachments and WhatsApp. See how one passwordless submission becomes a verified seafarer file a recruiter can act on.
Read articleMaritime Payroll Processing Software - €397/Month Flat Rate
RiteCrew pulls every active contract and calculates wages with partial-month proration, leave pay, multi-currency, and vessel transactions before you commit.
Read articleCloud Crew Management Software vs On-Premise Systems
Cloud crew management software vs an on-premise server: where seafarer data lives, what happens offline at sea, and when local hosting still wins. Compare both.
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