For service companies & technicians

Know what is due. Bring the right person aboard.

Bring the company’s worklist, technician assignments and each vessel’s service record together. Access follows the engagement between the vessel owner and the service company.

Discuss your service operation

Try it here

Watch one live sensor tile grow older in front of you, and see what the tile does when the reading goes stale.

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Every reading carries its age. An old number says so on the face of the tile; it is never dressed as live, and nothing is invented when the unit goes silent.

Your working day

Start with what you need to do.

  1. 01

    Set up the service company

    Create a maintenance workspace for your company profile, team and worklist. The company serves vessels through engagements; it does not own their workspaces.

  2. 02

    Assign the technician

    A vessel owner engages the company, which assigns its own technicians. Assigned people get the vessel’s monitoring, service information and engagement conversation.

  3. 03

    Keep the service history useful

    Filter work by vessel, system and status. Move work orders forward, log completed work and review reminders due by calendar date or engine hours.

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Your next step

Discuss your service operation

Tell us what you need to do. We’ll start with the workflow that matters to you.

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