For tracking, monitoring and analyzing vessel movements and port traffic.
Letting companies combine high-quality processed AIS data, enriched by other publicly available maritime data, and a sea route engine, with their proprietary data, for sharing business intelligence efficiently within teams, allowing you to make data-driven decisions.
Letting companies combine high-quality processed AIS data, enriched by other publicly available maritime data, and a sea route engine, with their proprietary data.
Working in the maritime industry means you always have to explore opportunities in a rapidly changing and complex market. You must collect information to make the right decisions in a continuously changing world. The ability to quickly share ideas, documents, and feedback fosters a culture of innovation.
ShipIntel is built for instant communication and brainstorming sessions, bringing diverse perspectives together to tackle complex maritime challenges.
ShipIntel’s user-friendly interface and collaborative features make it easier for team members to learn from each other and grow professionally.
Teams can assign tasks, track progress, and share updates in real-time, reducing delays and improving overall efficiency.
ShipIntel’s notification and notes system ensures that everyone is aware of changes and updates, reducing misunderstandings and promoting a collaborative environment where conflicts can be resolved quickly.
We decided to change over to ShipIntel because it is a great and user-friendly ship tracking system with so much more. With over 50 vessels in our ship project finance portfolio, we need ship details, alerts, port info, traffic statuses and trends all the time. ShipIntel is a tool that easily gives us such information and connects our team.
Maritime Optima collects live raw AIS data from satellites, terrestrial and dynamic AIS sources. We clean, unify, and process the data in-house to provide high-quality AIS data for all types of vessels with global coverage.
We have developed a software that lets companies combine high-quality processed AIS data, enriched by other publicly available maritime data, and a sea route engine, with their proprietary data.
By applying machine learning and deep learning analytics to these data sets; in real-time as well as for historical data, we offer companies involved in maritime business the next generation decision support software.
ShipIntel is available on the App Store and Google Play Store, allowing you to work on the go. You and your team's activity and data is automatically synced between your devices.
While some vessels set a destination, others don't. Therefore, we have developed a predictive model which forecasts where the vessels will sail when they say "unknown" or set a "not readable" destination.
ShipIntel predicts the countries and the ports together with an ETA based on the vessel's AIS service speed.
If the vessel sets a destination with an ETA, we also show you what the vessel says so you can compare and evaluate.
We are committed to continuously enhancing its performance and accuracy.
Make live position lists based on the criteria important for you; type and size of vessels, laden or ballast, based on previously visited port, or where they are sailing or where the vessels are just now.
Find when they might be in a specific port and in which order they will arrive.
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Monitor their performance and be notified in real-time about changes in their ETA, change of destination, sea routes etc. Each list gives you enhanced maritime insight since each vessel has live and historical AIS data attached, showing where they are just now and where they have been trading in the past.
Though the sea route calculator is not a navigational tool for navigators, we are very proud of it. We recommend comparing the ShipIntel sea route calculator with any other sea route calculator.
You can calculate sea routes from any of the vessel's real-time AIS positions to any port or combination of ports, or you can route between ports. ShipIntel warns if you try to route a vessel through a canal or strait if the vessel is too large to pass.
Avoid ice, minimize carbon emissions, avoid canals, shortest or alternative sea routes. Find the distance, ETA, and calculated carbon emissions.
The sea route calculator is excellent for user cases such as your vessel is on its way to Itaguai with an ETA 1st of March, and your broker asks if she can go to Port Kamsar instead and asks when she will be there. Or, if you are asked to give 3 new discharge options after you have fixed the vessel, where you have to give the ETA.
Monitor the live and study the historical vessel traffic in areas, regions, anchorages and ports and for crossing lines.
Find which vessels are at an anchorage or in a port just now, and which and how many vessels are expected to arrive.
Find the average time for different types of vessels spent in specific ports.
Find which vessels have visited the ports or area in the past, how frequently specific vessels have visited specific ports or area. Find if they loaded or discharged in the ports, and where they came from and where they are going when they depart the port.
Monitor the vessels with alerts when vessels set a port destination, arrive or depart or pass specific lines (select different compass directions).
Start to build your business intelligence system by creating vessel lists for your needs.
Decide the criteria which are important for you: one for each competitor, one for each client you serve, one list for vessels you want to inspect and buy, one list trading frequently to a specific port or region.
Get enhanced maritime insight since each vessel has a technical description, as well as live and historical AIS data attached. Quick and easy to show where they are just now and where they have been trading in the past.
Use the ETA calculator to find when they can be at specific ports and be notified when they arrive at the ports.
Add notes, documents, technical drawings, photos, technical data and your contacts to the vessel lists you have made.
Then you have all the information at your fingertips and truly in your pocket.
Start by adding the type and sizes of vessels you follow mostly. Find the lat long coordinates, timestamp, current speed, whether the vessel is in ballast or laden condition, last port and next port.
Add the layers you prefer. Sea ice (updated every 24hours), ECA zones, Load Line, Maritime Judicial zones (200 – 24 and 12 nautical mile zones), war zones, piracy, Polar code, oil fields, offshore wind fields, canals and waterways. If you want some layers, you can reach out to us.
Add layers with updated marine weather every 24 hrs. with a 14-day weather forecast (wind, waves, ocean current and precipitation) or switch between satellite and default maps.
Be progressive; create vessel lists and follow the vessels in your map, create a quick sea route calculator, add notes, find a technical description of the vessels, the trading history.
