What requires my attention today?
Fleet snapshot
illustrativeFleet & class windows
Special Survey every 5 years; docking survey at most 36 months after the last one (one 3-month extension with class approval).
Drydocking timeline · 2026 to 2031
Vessels
| Vessel | Registry | Class | Base | Next drydocking | Class window | Readiness |
|---|
Work list · prioritized by the agent
Critical path
How the agent assembled this scope
Drydocking cash flow
Projected monthly disbursement across 2027 and 2028, current plan against the rebalanced proposal of the agent.
Drydockings in the plan
Rules the agent respected
Constraints on the drydocking plan
The agent only proposes plans that satisfy every active rule. When a rule breaks, it presents priced alternatives; the decision stays human.
✓
How the engine decides
Approval chain
What is being approved
Audit trail
Procurement & quotes
Once the CEO approves, the agent issues the purchase and work orders, sends them to the registered suppliers and chases the answers.
Quotes in progress
| Document | Item | Supplier | Deviation | Status |
|---|
Mailbox · handled by the agent
Specialist logistics and mobilization
Who has to be on site, coming from where, on which day. The agent reads every docking in the program at once, so the same certified specialist is never promised to two of them.
Mobilized specialists
Mobilization cost
How the agent assembles the team
Onboard equipment and running hours
Each vessel carries her own equipment register. Running hours are the automatic trigger that turns a maintenance interval into a work-list item for the next docking.
Equipment
What became a work-list item
Trigger rule
Who is told what, and on which channel
Rules are configurable by role. The agent fires email and WhatsApp automatically to the people who can act on the event, and records every dispatch.
Active rules
Alerts fired in the last 7 days
| When | Alert | Who received | Channel |
|---|
Registered recipients
Reports, written by the agent
Each area gets its own document, on demand or on a schedule. What you see below is exactly what leaves the system: same figures, same signatures, ready to print or send.
Shore-Side Readiness Command Center
Every requirement source, one prioritized picture: technical, Class, Flag, PSC, safety and customer, per vessel.
| Vessel | Type | Readiness | Next port call | Open 🔴/🟠 | Status |
|---|
Why this vessel is at risk, what the agent recommends, and what only a human may confirm.
Readiness by area
illustrative| Area | Score | AI assessment |
|---|
If you only have time to solve 3 things before departure
Items requiring human confirmation
Without vs with coordination
illustrative scenarioWhat could disrupt this fleet in the next 30 days?
Every risk names its evidence. No evidence, no prediction.
Find the failure before it finds the schedule.
Patterns from PMS history and running hours become scope items, work orders and purchase orders, with a human approving every step.
Fleet health matrix · critical equipment
illustrativeRemaining useful life
illustrativeThe agent cycle · every step visible, every step approved
Running-hours trigger
| Equipment | Hours | Interval |
|---|
At 85% of the maintenance interval the item enters the next drydock work list automatically (Module 01).