CrewBook

17/09/2026

Welcome NiBS to The CrewBook Network 🇮🇩

We are proud to welcome NiBS as our first network partner in Indonesia.

NiBS provides maritime, logistics and business support across several key areas:

• Ship consulting, sale and purchase, and chartering
• Yacht consultancy
• Ship agency, marine supplies and insurance support
• Import, export and warehousing
• Company permits and legal coordination

With its local knowledge and connections, NiBS strengthens our presence in Indonesia and creates new opportunities between Southeast Asia and our growing international network.

We look forward to building valuable connections and business opportunities together.

Welcome to the network, NiBS and Joe Marvin Silano🤝

Interested in becoming part of The CrewBook Network? Get in touch or learn more at crewbook.org/network.

02/09/2026

27/08/2026

This is the idea behind CrewBook Network. ⚓️🌍

One network connecting the people and companies that keep the maritime industry moving.

From captains and crew agencies to brokers, shipyards, technical services, provisioning and everything in between.

Need something? Find it in the network.
Have something to offer? Be part of it.

We’re just getting started.

crewbook.org/network

18/08/2026

The CrewBook Network is bringing maritime businesses together across borders — making it easier to find the right people, services and opportunities around the world.

We’re now looking for more companies to join the network.

Interested? Let’s have a chat.

Book your meeting at crewbook.org/network

15/08/2026

The first dot is on the map🌍 the first partner landed. More coming soon.
Interested in joining the network? Book a meeting at crewbook.org/network⚡️

19/07/2026

"Good feeling about this one." That's how most crew hires still get made.

A senior officer looks the part. The CV reads well. The hiring manager goes with the gut and hopes the certificates line up later. Sound familiar?

On CrewBook, that feeling now has a number. Every application lands in your inbox with a 0–100 match score, built from the exact posting in front of you: certificates, sector background, sea time, availability.

A 92 is a 92 for a reason. A 47 tells you the BOSIET expired or the sector doesn't fit, before you waste a call. The right person rises to the top of the pile instead of the first person to hit send.

Same standards you'd apply by hand. Quantified, the moment they apply. Works the same across offshore, maritime, sailing and yachting.

See how the score reads on the deck: crewbook.org ⚓