Seafarerops

Six products, one maritime stack

Recruitment, onboarding, accounting, reporting, scheduling and containers share one employee, vessel and voyage record. A cleared candidate does not start again as a blank joining pack. A frozen contract drives the payroll. The rotation board and the container record describe the same voyage.

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Crew recruitment

Application to owner approval on one pipeline

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Crew onboarding

Joining packs, documents and the vessel snapshot

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Crew accounting

Wages, allotments and owner statements that reconcile

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Reporting, online and offline

Noon, voyage, incident and QSMS with store-and-forward

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Ship scheduling

Port rotation, berth windows and plan versus actual

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Container management

Bay plan to gate-out, reefer and dry boxes

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How the record moves

The handoffs are where most maritime software leaks. These are the ones the stack closes.

  • Recruitment to onboarding

    An approved candidate carries their file forward. Certificates, contract terms and owner decisions are already attached, so the joining pack is not a fresh data entry pass.

  • Onboarding to accounting

    Wage articles are contract logic frozen at onboarding. Payroll runs against what was actually signed rather than a parallel earnings table.

  • Vessel to shore

    Reports, wage inputs and container movements queue on the ship network with a visible state and replay in order when the link returns.

  • Scheduling to containers

    The rotation board and the box chain describe one voyage, so a berth change and a stowage consequence are not discovered separately.

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.

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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