Shipping

Web Reporter Architecture

Web-Reporter is used to create Graphical repesentation of the data from the database. This is reporting tool which is useful for quickly and easily building interactive reports from data sources.

 

Web Reporter is developed using the Zend framework. It comprises of following important aspects.

 

iView - Inventory, Vessel Performance, Reports & Analytics

iView is a vessel performance monitoring system. Its commercial module helps you to log the performance attributes of the vessels in your fleet. It also consists of a simple yet powerful inventory management module that guides you through the process of procurement of an item for your vessel.

 

Shipping Insurance and Claims Tracking System: WO –ICD

 

Recording and analysis of ship related insurance data is a hectic procedure. Hence, one of our clients, a multinational shipping company, asked us to develop an application that could perform the above as well as track the insurance status of its assets and provide alerts based on user-defined criteria. Web Access has come up with WO- ICD, a Shipping Insurance and Claims Tracking System that meets our client’s requirements and has an extremely flexible and comprehensive reporting tool. It also provides extensive MIS and allows users to do extensive comparative analysis.

digiORB certified by ABS !!!

Million dollar criminal fine, felony charges,.. I was quite surprised when I read through my search results for Oil Record Book violations. Filling up an Oil Record Book is surely a tough job. And the onus would be on you to fill it up consistently. without committing mistakes.

 

Now think of an application that can help you fill up your ORB by identifying entries to be made in your ORB, calculate values automatically and alert you with warnings when your ORB entries are inconsistent.. digiORB is your new saviour.

 

Guarantee Claims - The service

“Think about it this way”, explained my colleague, “You have to purchase a set of Computers for your company from a dealer; you would first sign an SLA(service level agreement) which would include all the details regarding the dealers service, e.g. their response time(i.e. the time taken for their response when they are called for upon any complaints with the product) or the product replacement time. This is somewhat equivalent to guarantee claims for Ships”. And he, who was once the Captain of a Ship, went on to explain in detail the process of guarantee claims.

 

When the explanation completed, I concluded that it is really tough to manage and track the guarantee claims for Ships. The ships personnel involve people from all over the world. The ship’s yard would be in Denmark, its parts would have been made in Korea, while the ship would be currently sailing somewhere close to South Africa. How difficult it would be to track the guarantee claims of a specific defective part in such a situation. The simplest yet the most effective solution that we got, “Build a Service”.

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