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  • LR OneOcean integrates CFM and ISF WK for enhanced crew compliance and management.
  • Automatic data synchronisation improves transparency, reduces duplication, and simplifies maritime compliance.
  • Connected systems boost efficiency, inspection readiness, and align with SIRE 2.0 requirements.

At LR OneOcean, they continue to evolve the digital solutions to help maritime organisations manage their operations more effectively. The latest step on this journey is the new integration between Cloud Fleet Manager (CFM) and ISF Watchkeeper (ISF WK), which enables more connected crew compliance and management across fleets.

The integration allows relevant crew and contract data and work and rest hour records to synchronise between CFM Crewing and ISF WK. This helps ship operators reduce manual work, improve transparency, and simplify compliance processes between ship and shore.

A connected approach to crew compliance and operations

Managing crew assignments and ensuring compliance with work and rest hour rules are critical aspects

Managing crew assignments and ensuring compliance with work and rest hour regulations are critical aspects of ship operations — but they are often handled in separate systems. CFM and ISF Watchkeeper have long supported these areas.

Now, by connecting both systems, we give operators a way to enhance how they manage compliance, operational efficiency, and inspection readiness.

With the integration:

  • Relevant crew and contract data entered in CFM Crewing is automatically synchronised with ISF WK, reducing duplicate data entry and improving data consistency across platforms.
  • Work and rest hour records, including any deficiencies captured in ISF WK, are synchronised back to CFM as rest hour information (read-only), providing full visibility of compliance data within CFM.
  • Compliance reporting becomes more consistent and audit-ready across both systems.
  • Ship and shore teams gain greater transparency into crew activity and compliance status.
  • Data alignment helps simplify preparation for key inspections, including evolving requirements such as SIRE 2.0.

Supporting the evolving needs

This integration reflects the broader mission to deliver a connected digital ecosystem that supports smarter ship management. It gives our clients new flexibility to build a setup that meets their operational and compliance priorities — whether enhancing an existing CFM or ISF WK environment, or adopting both systems together.

By simplifying workflows and improving data consistency, the integration helps operators manage risk more effectively, streamline compliance processes, and free up time to focus on core operations.

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