Archived App (Last seen on 12 Dec 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 21, 2012
  • December 17, 2020

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About

This app allows apprentices to log their weekly on-job work activities and submit them for supervisor approval. Employers can review and approve apprentice logs, attach photos of work, and access reports. It supports various trade qualifications and includes a reminder system to ensure timely submissions.

Record weekly on-job work activities
Supervisor approval/rejection of logs
Attach photos to work notes
Run reports for employers
Enhanced reminder system
Supports Electrician, Refrigeration, Lineworker qualifications
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What's New in eLogBook

2.21.01

December 17, 2020

- Update for compatibility in iOS 14.3 - fix on the employer card list view

User reviews

0 Stars

If i could give this god awful app a 0 star review i would. Horrible layout, 0 app support & they don’t even update it, constantly crashes, poor quality on any phone newer than an iphone 11. Honestly very disappointing for something that’s mandatory in order to complete an apprenticeship.

No improvement

When I did my first apprenticeship that was completed in 2012 the system was about ticking boxes & not actually teaching the skills required.
It was a hassle on paper but at least you only had to fill a card out once & it would be processed even if slow.

Now I’m doing my 2nd apprenticeship in 2023 the only change is it’s digital. Still cumbersome, focusing on box ticking than actually reporting & zero accountability for bosses or the TAFE or Government Departments.
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If there was lower then 1 star, I’d give it

This app is terrible.
I’d put up with the clunkiness of use if the app actually uploaded the cards I’d submitted.
I complete a whole card only for the app to crash on submission and the card to not be uploaded with no option to retry. This makes it extremely difficult to keep up with profiling as I don’t always have a computer on hand.
FIX THE APP!
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Unfit for use

This app is so badly designed and full of faults it should be removed from the App Store.
If you are starting your apprenticeship use the Webb page not the app.

Horrible to use

App crashed. Lost all my cards. Hardly ever downloaded cards. Would never actually submit cards. All apprentices just use paper. Better than dealing with constant issues…

FAQ

What does eLogBook do?

eLogBook is a mobile application designed for apprentices to record their weekly on-job work activities. It also enables employers to approve or reject these logs and generate reports. The app supports various trade qualifications and offers features like photo attachments and an enhanced reminder system.

What are the key features of eLogBook?

Key features include the ability for apprentices to log their work activities directly on their phone, supervisors to review and approve logs on the spot, attaching photos of work to log entries, running reports for employers, and an enhanced reminder system to prevent late submissions. It also covers qualifications for Electrician, Refrigeration, and Lineworker.

Is eLogBook free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, eLogBook is a free application. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements within the app's description.

What trades are supported by eLogBook?

The current version of eLogBook supports several trade qualifications, specifically including Electrician, Refrigeration, and Lineworker. This allows apprentices in these fields to effectively log their on-job activities and have them approved by their supervisors.

How does the supervisor approval process work?

Once an apprentice submits a work card through the app, they can immediately hand their phone to their supervisor. The supervisor can then review the submitted card, including any attached photos of the work, and approve or reject it directly on the device, streamlining the sign-off process.