The Geofencing & Rules Editor improves fleet performance by setting alerts on specific operating conditions and specific geographical areas, using the Geofencing capabilities combined with the powerful Alert Engine.
The module includes a map-based interface that allows you to create and edit geofences by drawing them on the map. You can also set different parameters for each geofence, such as size, shape, and location.
The rules editor allows users to define different types of rules or actions that should be triggered when a ship enters or exits the geofence. These rules can be used for a variety of purposes such as sending notifications, triggering alarms, or sending data to a backend system.
As an example, you can create a geofence around a specific port, and set a rule that sends a notification to the operations center when a ship enters the port. This can help you to keep track of your ships’ location and schedule and make sure they are on time.
Another example could be to set a geofence around a restricted area, such as an environmentally protected zone. You can set a rule that sends an alert if a ship enters the restricted area, which can ensure you are not breaking any regulations.
The module automatically generates an alert that can be sent through e-mail or chat message both on board and ashore if the rule is crossed. The module can also recall and display company procedures and regional regulations when the ship enters a specific area.
Effortlessly ensure safety and regulatory compliance with the Geofencing & Rules Editor. Monitor corridors and harbor maneuvers, verify scrubber operating parameters in ECA zones, and optimize energy efficiency by monitoring generator usage and combinations in port.
Key Features
- Create and edit geofences
- Assign different rules, actions or triggers to different geofences
- Set up automatic notifications and alerts
Benefits
- Track of your ships' location
- Enhance safety
- Support company procedures
- Comply with regulations
- Adjust operations inside environmentally protected zones
