Brindisa vs Record Your Catch

The Brindsa App is the brand new way of quickly and securely placing your order with the Brindsa. Once registered, you can browse our product listings or search for products by product code, by description or by scanning a barcode with your device’s camera. Quickly and easily check stock availability, place orders and receive special promotions and discounts, all from your smartphone or tablet. How can the Brindsa App benefit you? • Completely free to install and use. • Current stock availability and fast order entry saving time and money • Promotions and discounts are highlighted How does Brindsa work? Register and process orders in 5 Easy Steps using the Brindsa App: 1. Open the App on your smartphone 2. Browse our product range or search by product code, name or barcode image 3. Check stock availability and pricing 4. Place your order, then click and submit (partial orders can also be saved in the cloud to finish at a later date, on any compatible device) 5. Your order will be quickly processed and goods dispatched in line with our usual delivery terms. Click Install - to start downloading the free App from the App Store and start saving time and money when ordering from Brindsa.

Use this app to create and submit catch records for all English and Welsh under 10 metre (U10m) flag vessels that fish in UK waters. All U10m flag vessels need to record their catch. The information is used to help UK fishing authorities manage fishing levels in a sustainable way. You can use this service if you are a: - registered vessel owner - skipper If you are a registered vessel owner you should receive an invite email. When you receive the invite email depends on your vessel size. You have one calendar month after receiving the email to register and start to use the service. If you are a skipper contact the owner of the vessel to get an invite. If you are a member of a producer organisation and lease quota you should not use the online record your catch service and should continue to record your catch using a paper logbook. This service replaces: - the NEP1 form - the MSAR1 form, however, depending on your location, local IFCAs may require additional information - the requirement to complete a log book when leasing fish quota and/or when fishing in 2 ICES areas (currently IV4/VIId and VIId/VIIe) For more information on how to record your catch visit https://gov.uk/guidance/record-your-catch.