Nauticare has two levels. The company level holds everything shared across your fleet — the fleet list, the company Database, the Map and Users. The yacht level holds one vessel's own crew, documents, certificates, tasks, calendar and settings. Fleet is the doorway between them.
Opening a yacht
From Fleet → All, click the yacht's card, or its row in the table, or the View button at the end of the row. Nauticare opens that yacht on its Dashboard, and the sidebar switches to the yacht's own menu.
While you are inside a yacht you work with that yacht only. Everything you open — crew, documents, tasks, the calendar — belongs to it. A Management Viewer opens the yacht in read-only mode and can look at its pages without changing anything.
Coming back and switching yachts
To leave a yacht, use the Back to Fleet button. On a desktop or tablet screen it is in the top bar (shortened to Fleet on narrower tablet screens); on a phone it sits at the bottom of the menu drawer, which you open with the menu button in the top bar.
Back to Fleet returns you to Fleet → All. To switch yachts, go back to the fleet and open a different one — there is no direct yacht-to-yacht switch.
Vessel Settings
Once inside a yacht, its own settings are on the Vessel Settings page, reached with the gear button in the top bar (or the gear button at the bottom of the menu drawer on a phone). Its General tab holds the yacht's header details (Build year, Builder, and Flag), its photo, logo and license badge, three grouped sections of vessel properties (Identity & Registration with MMSI, IMO, Call Sign and Official Number; Technical Details with Model, LOA, Type, GT and Total Power; and Classification with Class Society), and a History log of every change made to them. Edit on that tab changes those details; Archive retires the yacht.
Just after you create a yacht, the confirmation offers Go to Vessel Settings as a shortcut into the same page.
Who moves between the levels
Only management users move between the company level and the yacht level this way. Crew members, captains, viewers and owners sign in directly to the one yacht they are assigned to and have no fleet list to come back to.
An archived yacht cannot be opened by its crew, its captain, a viewer or its owner at all — only management users can still reach it. See Archiving a yacht.