Built around shipboard reality
Vessels lose connectivity, bandwidth is metered and crews change. Shipboard installations run offline-capable and sync through delta replication, sending only changed records.
Our story
We started with a problem we had lived
Superintendents were spending more of the week reconciling spreadsheets than managing vessels.
Maintenance sat in one system, purchasing in another, safety in a third and crewing in a fourth, and none of them shared a record. The same job was entered several times over, and by the time shore had a clear picture of a vessel, it was already out of date.
PRIME Marine vessel management software was released in 2018 to close that gap. We designed it alongside the people who would use it — superintendents, masters, engineers and purchasing teams — so each workflow follows a real shipboard process rather than an abstract database schema. Much of this category still runs on codebases first written in the 1990s; we built web-first from day one, with no desktop client to migrate away from.
One database is the decision everything else follows from. A defect raised onboard creates a maintenance job, draws down inventory, raises a purchase requisition and updates the vessel’s compliance record, without anyone entering it twice.
