Vessels · Service companies / Maintenance & service

The next service. The last repair. One useful history.

Keep upkeep with the vessel and organize the service team around the work. Track what is due, who is assigned and what was completed.

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Monitoring provides context; work orders and service records carry the work. Product view · Click to enlarge

How it works

The workflow, step by step.

  1. 01

    Track both clocks

    Maintain reminders by calendar date and engine hours. Keep the service history attached to the vessel, even as people or service providers change.

  2. 02

    Engage the company

    The vessel owner opens the engagement. The service company assigns its technicians, granting access to monitoring, vessel information, maintenance and the engagement conversation.

  3. 03

    Work across assigned vessels

    Review open orders and due reminders by vessel, system and status. Assigned technicians move work forward and record completion in the service history.

Availability

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Explore the working tools and the limits that matter for your setup.

Available workflows

  • Date and engine-hour reminders
  • Vessel service records and work orders
  • Company worklist and technician assignments
  • Engagement-scoped vessel access

Before you get started

  • Marina site-asset work orders, service profitability and integrated invoicing are separate PMS workflows still in development.

Put it in your context

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