From application to owner approval, on one pipeline
One employee record from first enquiry to signed contract. Tests, internal review and the owner decision sit on the same candidate, not in three tools and an inbox.
What was breaking
The recruitment cycle was a chain of spreadsheets, test scores in a separate folder, and approval notes in an inbox. Candidates sat in limbo between assessment, internal review and owner sign-off. Rejections were hard to reconstruct. There was no single tracker for sent to owner, approved or declined, and employee details were re-keyed when a contract was finally cut. Different vessels and groups used different templates, so the same rank on two ships did not follow the same path.
In the box
- Structured tests and assessments with a recorded outcome on the candidate file
- Internal approve or reject, then owner review, with a named status at every step
- Tracking of who was sent to the owner, what was decided, and when
- Employee record reused for contracts across vessels and crew groups
- Handoff into onboarding and document generation without re-keying
What changed for the operator
Impact is stated in operational terms: what stopped happening, what became visible, and what the desk or the Master could do without a link.
One pipeline
Application, test, internal review and owner decision sit on the same candidate, not in three tools.
Owner in the loop
Approvals and rejections are tracked with a status the principal can follow without calling the agency.
Contracts from the file
Vessel and group specific contracts generate from the employee record already approved.
No second start
A cleared candidate moves into onboarding and voyage documents without a fresh data entry pass.
Offline behaviour. Assessment outcomes and approval decisions are recorded against the candidate so the desk can work a shortlist without waiting on a principal's inbox. When the owner responds, the decision lands on the same record rather than in a forwarded thread.
Questions we are asked
Can we run different approval paths for different owners?
Yes. Each principal can carry its own review path, document set and contract template while sharing one candidate database.
Does it handle DG Shipping licensing requirements?
The module was built with a DG Shipping licensed agency and records the assessment and placement trail that licensing and audit expect.
What happens to a rejected candidate?
The rejection, its reason and its stage stay on the file, so a later enquiry starts from history instead of a blank form.
Start with a complimentary assessment
A working session against your fleet, flag mix and manning model. We map where you are today, where the record breaks, and what an honest roadmap looks like. No charge, and no obligation to go further.
What you leave with
- A map of where crew, wage and report data currently breaks
- Which module earns its place first, and why
- A staged roadmap with a proof of concept scoped to one area
- An indicative cost envelope before you commit anything
The rest of the stack
Modules share one employee, vessel and voyage record. Take only the lines you need.
Crew onboarding
Joining packs, documents and the vessel snapshot
See the productCrew accounting
Wages, allotments and owner statements that reconcile
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Noon, voyage, incident and QSMS with store-and-forward
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Port rotation, berth windows and plan versus actual
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Bay plan to gate-out, reefer and dry boxes
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