HOW YARDSLOT WORKS

Tell us once. We do the legwork.

Stop calling around. Tell YardSlot what your boat needs once. We find providers that fit the job, collect the quotes, coordinate the process, and keep everything together from the first request through follow-on work.

GUIDED PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH

Explore the YardSlot workflow.

Choose a stage to see how YardSlot organizes the customer journey and open the corresponding live screen.

PUBLIC REQUEST FORM

Tell YardSlot what needs attention.

The request form asks for service details, vessel information, where the boat is, preferred timing and contact details. Start with the facts you know.Open the request form Requests are free to submit. Use the form when you need marine service.
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Service requestDescribe the job
Service neededRepairs, towing, yard, storage or other
Where is the boat?Dock, marina, yard or other location
Vessel fitType, LOA, beam, draft, weight if known
Timing & accessWhen help is needed and how to reach the vessel

Request details move directly into YardSlot service coordination.

THE SIX SERVICE STAGES

Follow the work from first request to the next service.

Each stage now has its own technical page explaining the operational facts, dependencies and matching logic behind the YardSlot service path.
01
REQUEST

Start with one marine-service request.

The customer does not need to know which provider category to call first. YardSlot starts with the boat, the problem or requested work, where the vessel is, and the facts already known.

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DIAGNOSE

Organize the problem before choosing the provider path.

This stage is service triage, not a substitute for a technician’s diagnosis. YardSlot uses the information available to determine which service path should be investigated first and what facts still need confirmation.

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03
MOVE

Coordinate vessel movement when the next service cannot happen where the boat sits.

Some jobs can be handled dockside. Others require the vessel to move before repair, haul-out, storage or inspection can continue. Movement is treated as its own dependency instead of being buried inside another quote.

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04
MATCH

Match the vessel and job to providers that appear operationally compatible.

A provider name alone is not enough. YardSlot’s matching model considers the requested work together with vessel fit, geography, access, restrictions and the freshness of provider information.

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05
SERVICE

Keep scope, quote evidence, timing and service changes tied to the job.

Once a provider responds, YardSlot keeps the job-specific response attached to the request so the customer can review a controlled option instead of piecing together disconnected calls and messages.

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06
CONTINUE

Carry the vessel and service history into whatever comes next.

A multi-stage job should not reset every time another provider becomes involved. YardSlot is designed to keep the relevant vessel facts, request history and completed-service context available for the next step.

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What shapes the provider match?

YardSlot uses the requested service, vessel fit, location, access, timing, provider-confirmed capability and current availability to organize suitable provider options around the job.

See the matching logic

What stays connected?

The customer’s vessel facts, requests, released quotes, decisions, jobs, completion evidence and follow-on service context can remain attached to the same service history.

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Ready to stop calling around?

Tell YardSlot what the boat needs. We organize the provider search, quote collection, timing and booking information around the job.

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