Logger's Edge

Logger's Edge, developed by Caribou Software, is a specialty information management software designed to streamline the contractor and landowner payment process for logging contractors and timber dealers. According to the vendor, Logger's Edge is suitable for both small and large companies in the logging industry, catering to the needs of logging contractors, timber dealers, and small sawmills.

Key Features

Logger's Edge: According to the vendor, this feature streamlines the contractor and landowner payment process for logging contractors and timber dealers.

StumpGeek: The vendor states that StumpGeek is designed for very small loggers with one or two crews. It tracks load tickets and follows the economics of the business, aiming to help small loggers stay in business.

Cutting Edge: The vendor claims that Cutting Edge provides small sawmills with a log payment and raw material inventory management system. It generates professional-looking contractor pay statements quickly and provides critical log cost reports for mill managers.

Suzie Logger: The vendor describes Suzie Logger as electronic load tracking software for loadermen. It replaces hand-written daily log books and multi-carbon trip tickets, running on a rugged Windows Mobile device or Android phone.

Load Master: According to the vendor, Load Master is a stand-alone, in-woods digital ticket entry system that can also integrate with Caribou's back-office "Edge" system. It shares loads automatically with Caribou's web portal for real-time access and works on iOS (Apple) devices.

Next Gen Scaling: The vendor states that Next Gen Scaling is a handheld log scaling system that works as a stand-alone system or in conjunction with Caribou's Cutting Edge log payment system. It sends log scale data wirelessly to the Cutting Edge program for immediate real-time use.

E-Time: The vendor claims that E-Time is a web-based electronic time sheet system that integrates with Logger's Edge back-office software. Field workers can enter time sheets on a laptop or tablet, and supervisors can review and approve them online.