Vessel records
Structured profiles for vessels, groups, tags, documents and operational status. Track ownership, certification, service history and deployment schedules in one place.
Product concept
Fleet management for marine operations.
Vantage Subsea is exploring a future software layer for vessel visibility, equipment records, service schedules, alerts and operational dashboards. The commercial step now is a paid data-readiness snapshot that identifies messy records, supplier lists and workflow gaps without collecting sensitive operational data.
Equipment records
Equipment registers, service dates, evidence trails and maintenance reminders. Know what needs attention before it becomes a problem.
Operational view
Map-driven views, alerts and reports for teams that need a clean operating picture. Real-time visibility across your fleet and assets.
Planned features
- Vessel profiles with documents, photos and certification tracking
- Equipment registers with service schedules and evidence trails
- Automated alerts for service due, certification expiry and anomalies
- Fleet groups and tags for organising vessels by type, region or project
- Map-driven operational views with real-time vessel positions
- Reports and dashboards for management and compliance reporting
Privacy and security posture
- Public forms should never be used for sensitive vessel movements or confidential operational data.
- Any future operational product must use access control, backups, retention rules and secure defaults.
- Security-sensitive public content stays high-level, sourced and non-tactical.
- Data protection by design — collect only what is needed, store it securely, delete when no longer required.
Pilot discovery
Need clearer vessel, equipment or supplier visibility?
Request a paid public-source/data-readiness snapshot if your operation has messy vessel records, equipment service dates, supplier lists, certification evidence or fleet visibility gaps. Vantage is shaping the first practical FMS workflow from real operator problems, but public forms must stay high-level.