OrbitMI, known for its work in maritime SaaS software, has unveiled its new Vessel Reporting Analysis tool. This service is aimed at enabling shipowners and operators to gauge the extent to which their vessel reports conform to industry standards on vessel reporting.
The analysis focuses on identifying data gaps that have implications for compliance, operational efficacy, and the accuracy of performance and emissions documents.
Reliable data is increasingly critical across the maritime sector, impacting compliance, chartering, operational processes, and commercial decisions. Even minor inconsistencies in daily reports can hinder compliance procedures, necessitate additional manual tasks, and potentially compromise optimisation models.
Overview of Vessel Reporting Analysis
The new tool offers operators valuable insights into the current standing of their reports
The new tool offers operators valuable insights into the current standing of their reports and outlines the adjustments necessary to maximise impact.
It involves a methodical evaluation of noon reports, voyage logs, fuel consumption entries, and other essential fields of operation.
Additionally, it compares existing reporting methods to the OVD (Open Vessel Data) standard, highlighting missing or inconsistent pieces of data while providing actionable recommendations to enhance data quality and consistency.
Importance of standards
“Standards matter more than ever,” stated Alexandre Lapointe, Chief Product Officer at OrbitMI, adding “The maritime industry is entering what we call the Connected Maritime Era — where ship and shore think together through shared data and intelligent, connected workflows. In this environment, vessel reports are more than a daily requirement.”
Lapointe noted that high-quality data fosters trust throughout the voyage lifecycle, and recognising information gaps can significantly improve decision-making.
Availability and event participation
The Vessel Reporting Analysis is now accessible via OrbitMI's dedicated landing page. In addition, attendees at the Smart Maritime Network event in Singapore have the opportunity to engage directly with OrbitMI’s representatives to explore the tool further.
As a Gold-level co-sponsor, OrbitMI, in collaboration with Bureau Veritas, emphasises a mutual dedication to data integrity, standardisation, and practical solutions tailored for the global maritime fleet.
OrbitMI, a renowned provider of maritime SaaS software, announced the launch of its Vessel Reporting Analysis, a structured assessment designed to help shipowners and operators understand how closely their vessel reports align with industry vessel reporting standards. The assessment identifies data gaps that affect compliance, operational efficiency, and the accuracy of performance and emissions reporting.
As more maritime workflows depend on reliable data — across compliance, chartering, operations, and commercial decision-making — the need for consistent, standards-aligned vessel reporting has grown significantly. Even small inconsistencies in noon reports can slow down compliance processes, create manual rework, and weaken optimisation models.
Vessel Reporting Analysis
The Vessel Reporting Analysis gives operators a clear picture of where their reports stand and what adjustments will deliver the greatest impact.
The Vessel Reporting Analysis provides:
- A structured review of noon reports, voyage data, fuel entries, and key operational fields
- A comparison of current reporting practices against the OVD standard
- A clear summary of missing or inconsistent data
- Practical recommendations to increase data quality and consistency
- Insight into how standardised data supports both compliance requirements and operational decision-making
Standards matter
“Standards matter more than ever,” said Alexandre Lapointe, Chief Product Officer at OrbitMI, adding “The maritime industry is entering what we call the Connected Maritime Era — where ship and shore think together through shared data and intelligent, connected workflows. In this environment, vessel reports are more than a daily requirement.”
“They connect onboard systems, cloud platforms, partners, and the decisions that operators must make in real time. High-quality data builds trust across the voyage lifecycle, and addressing even small gaps can reduce friction and lead to better decisions. This assessment helps operators understand exactly where improvements will deliver value.”
Smart Maritime Network
The Vessel Reporting Analysis is available now through OrbitMI’s landing page. Shipowners and operators attending Smart Maritime Network Singapore can meet with OrbitMI’s team to learn more about the offering.
OrbitMI is a Gold-level co-sponsor of the event with Bureau Veritas, reflecting a shared commitment to data quality, standardisation, and practical solutions for the global fleet.
