Running-hours counters that drive maintenance and can be trusted
Keep running-hours counters on the equipment, check every reading, and let the counters raise the maintenance that depends on them.
Running-hours counters on equipment, in hours or in other units such as cycles.
A reading that goes backwards, or jumps higher than the machine could have run, is stopped until it is confirmed with a reason.
Let one counter follow another, with a multiplier and an offset.
Estimate hours from the vessel's AIS operating time between official readings. The estimate never replaces an official reading.
Warning and critical thresholds on counters, with a summary of the counters that are approaching them.
Hours-based jobs raise a work order when the counter reaches the due value.
Because every reading is checked, the hours that feed the maintenance plan are the ones that were really run. Counters are also available on mobile, and a counter on equipment that is being moved between vessels pauses until it is active again.
Learn how it works in the official documentation. The guides themselves are in English.
Real-time fleet overview with live telemetry and fleet-wide KPIs
SFI-based classification for all ship components
Vessel-specific allocation with stock monitoring
Track certificates with expiry alerts
Advanced analytics with dashboards
Procurement workflow from requisition to PO
Plan voyages with port calls, cargo and fuel
Crew records, certificates, availability and hours of rest
Plan a dry-docking from specification to yard quote
Cargo manifests for every voyage
Medical stock, kits and inspections
Move equipment between vessels and keep its history
Checked running-hours counters that drive maintenance
Incidents, inspections and corrective actions
A document library with versions and approval
Class surveys, findings and requirements
Can the vessel sail? The status and what blocks it
Role-based access control
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