Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.
Table of Contents
minLevel1
maxLevel7

System Profile

...

System Full Name

EVE - Electronic Validation Électronique

Business Contact

Amélie Boutour (MSS) / Jessica Adamo (Cost Recovery)

Product Owner

Cody Giroux

Business Owner

Denise Topp (MIU Manager)

Technical Advisor

Timothy Blake

Status

MVP release for Marine Insurance Units (MIU) Q1 2022

Technology Assessment

Environment Access Information

DEV

Non-SCED: https://ncdsafsecsurapp-eve-service.azurewebsites.net

SCED: https://ncdsafsecsurapp-eve-service-01.azurewebsites.net

ACC

Non-SCED: https://ncasafsecsurapp-eve-service.azurewebsites.net

SCED: https://ncasafsecsurapp-eve-service-01.azurewebsites.net

TEST

Non-SCED: https://nctsafsecsurapp-eve-service.azurewebsites.net

SCED: https://nctsafsecsurapp-eve-service-01.azurewebsites.net

PROD

Non-SCED: https://pcpsafsecsurapp-eve-service.azurewebsites.net

SCED: https://pcpsafsecsurapp-eve-service-01.azurewebsites.net

General Description 

Electronic Validation Électronique (EVE) is a website designed for the purpose of allowing users to check the validity of digital documents issued by Transport Canada. 

...

As the Marine Insurance Unit transitions to providing clients with digital certificates, EVE will allow its users to verify that a marine insurance certificate is authentic, unaltered and valid. Users will be able to view a certificate's status and metadata one of three ways; via QR code, link or searching EVE. Scanning the QR code on a certificate with a mobile device links the user directly to the certificate information in EVE. Similarly, selecting the link on a certificate or in the certificate delivery email links the user directly to the certificate information in EVE. This feature will not be available on digital certificates for MVP due to software constraints but is hoped to be implemented later when the necessary software has been acquired. Users can also search for a certificate in EVE by entering search criteria such as the vessel's official number, the vessel name, owner or company name and more.  

Users 

Primary Users

EVE’s primary users are inspectors looking to verify the authenticity and status of a vessel's marine insurance certificate during inspection. Because marine insurance certificates have a long lifespan (maximum of one year) and can be cancelled for a few reasons after issuance, its important inspectors are able to verify a certificate is still valid. Additionally with the transition to digital certificates clients are now able to print certificates themselves, therefore inspectors need to be able to confirm a certificate is authentic and has not been altered.  

Inspectors may be sent certificates via email prior to the inspections, in which case they can scan the QR code or select the link on the certificate (not yet available), or search for the certificate in EVE. An inspector may also be presented with a certificate during an inspection, similarly they can verify the certificate using EVE. In the event a vessel owner is unable to provide a marine insurance certificate, inspectors can use EVE to search for certificates by a variety of search criteria to confirm whether the vessel has an active marine insurance certificate. Certificates can’t be viewed through EVE, in this situation inspectors would only be able to confirm that the vessel has a certificate and the status of that certificate. 

Secondary Users

Clients such as vessel owners or agents are secondary users of EVE. Similarly to inspectors, they can scan the QR code or use the link on their certificates (not yet available) to view portions of the information from the certificate(s) in EVE and verify their status. In the event the client can't find a certificate, they can use the search function in EVE to confirm their vessel has a certificate and its status. As certificates can’t be viewed or downloaded from EVE, if the client has lost the certificate, they will have to reach out to the Marine Insurance Unit team to resolve the issue. 

...

The EVE website and API stores document meta data within aan Azure Cosmos DB, a results card to display that meta data and logic to determine if the documents are valid, cancelled or expired.  EVE’s API allows document metadata to be stored in EVE without it being surfaced on the website. This means other teams could utilize EVE’s database to store, link to and surface data to locations outside of EVE. URL linking is supported, so QR codes can be inserted within the TC documents for easy linking. EVE is a shared component and is authorized for Protected B data.  Integrating systems can push document meta data or updates using the EVE API hosted on Azure cloud. Only tenants of the TC organization can push data to this system, by using API authentication.  

Resources 

EVE Website (AcceptanceDevelopment): Electronic Validation Électronique (EVE) - Transport Canada - Marine Safety & Security - Canada.ca : https://ncdsafsecsurapp-eve-external-01.azurewebsites.net/en

EVE Website (Acceptance): https://ncasafsecsurapp-eve-external-01.azurewebsites.net/en

EVE Website (Production): TBD  https://eve.tc.canada.ca/en 

IMO Requirements on the Use of Electronic Certificates: Ref (imo.org) 

...