Looking for electronic A&D logbook ideas

[pterrell]

Hey all. I submitted my 07FFL application last week (stationed in FL now) and wanted to know if anyone had a good logbook that they like to use. I'd like to have something I can access from my phone (Google Drive maybe?) in case I'm asked by LEO or something about the ownership (unlikely but I'm paranoid).

I've been using a really basic spreadsheet for my 03 FFL purchases but this feels a little bit different.

[OCArmory]

[pterrell]

So would I be fine with keeping paper 4473's and then printing out my electronic logbook when the ATF calls and says they're stopping by?

The TAD/Deployed this was something I was going to ask about in my interview. I don't anticipate it happening often (if at all) in my present command though since I'm an instructor, but it is definitely something I need to be concerned about long term.

[OCArmory]

[shootsocal_dave]

No ffl books are approved by the ATF. Just ones that follow 2015-1 (I think that’s it). I have used gunstore master and loved it but it’s expensice and only works with quickbooks POS. FFLOFFICE.com is free but kind of limited. I’m using FFL tools now and it Seems nice. It links with quickbooks pro.

[ronlglock]

And speaking of electronic A&D, anyone have a recommendation of how to move from paper to electronic?

We have over 500 firearms and ATF said it's one or the other -- so we need to move everything before we can go electronic. I guess I just need to take the time or pay someone to take the time to type everything in for me, right?