The entire operator workload.
One login.

MMC, STCW, TWIC, medicals, drug tests — renewal cycles known, alerts before expiry.

Photograph a credential, the AI reader extracts name, number, and dates.

Automated reminder emails to each mariner whose credentials are nearing expiry.

Required training by role and vessel, with completion and gaps at a glance.

Generate documented sea time toward the next license or upgrade.

Maritime Labour Convention records: SEAs, hours of rest, welfare, complaints.

Crew rotation planning with fatigue-aware rest enforcement.

Timecards from work/rest logs into QuickBooks (IIF) or Gusto (CSV).

Subchapter, gross tonnage, home port, COI and insurance dates per hull.

Certificate of Inspection requirements auto-validated against the vessel.

Class and USCG surveys with due dates, status, and next-due projection.

Hull, P&I, and pollution policy dates tracked alongside the COI.

An underwriter-ready PDF of the fleet's compliance posture, on demand.

Per-vessel red / amber / green across COI, insurance, and surveys.

Fire, abandon-ship, and MOB drills on their 46 CFR 199/185 cadence, with overdue flags.

The Subchapter T five-topic pre-departure passenger brief, logged.

COI-ready lifesaving and firefighting equipment with monthly inspections.

Station bills by vessel, kept current with the crew roster.

Routine structural and mooring-gear inspection records.

Pre-use inspection of cranes, winches, and derricks before each cargo op.

Digital liability waivers captured per voyage.

Annex V garbage management and disposal log.

Annex VI daily fuel, sulfur content, and emission-zone record.

Ballast water management and exchange records.

Bunker operations with the Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan on hand.

Daily fresh-water, fuel, ballast, bilge, and slop soundings.

Hour- and calendar-based maintenance with work orders and history.

Advisories when a reading drifts off its baseline, before it becomes a failure.

Engine-room readings logged and trended across the fleet.

Drydock planning and the in-port maintenance window in one place.

Atomic inventory with low-stock reorder alerts, fleet-wide or per vessel.

Auto PO numbering, partial-receive flow, and a vendor directory.

The routine deck and engine upkeep logs an inspector expects.

The digital deck log with the entries a USCG boarding looks for.

Daily position, fuel, and weather noon report per vessel.

Anchor, lookout, and helm watches with the watch bill.

Route, fuel, and revenue tracked per voyage.

Arrivals, departures, and the pilotage fee per call.

Notice of Readiness and Statement of Facts generated from the port call.

The captain's checkout before each underway.

Live AIS positions for the fleet and the traffic around it.

NOAA marine forecasts applied per route.

Wind, sea state, and visibility on the operating area.

Boarding-point ETA with pilot-boat departure alerts.

SOLAS ladder checklist, digital Master-Pilot Exchange, fatigue rules.

CPA/TCPA flagged for every moving pair in the zone.

Build and maintain the required Cybersecurity Plan with its elements.

Reportable cyber incidents logged toward the reporting clock.

Crew cyber-awareness training tracked and evidenced.

The IT/OT asset list the rule expects you to maintain.

Ask plain-English questions about your own fleet's compliance state and get an answer.

A maritime assistant with tools that can act across your modules.

Federal Register and CFR changes surfaced as they publish.

Voyage and compliance documents drafted from your records.

Speak an entry; it lands in the right log, structured.

A light CRM and quoting flow for charter and service work.

Spend tracked against budget, per vessel and fleet-wide.

Manage several operating companies from one account with isolation.

Connect with vetted vendors and services across the network.