Contacts with vessel context
Every contact links to vessels, owners, captains, and management companies through a shared graph.
CRM + Marketing Automation
Contacts, vessels, owners, and management companies in one graph. Marketing automation that runs on top of it.
The CRM core
Every contact links to vessels, owners, captains, and management companies through a shared graph.
MMSI, IMO, LOA, flag, port of registry, and live AIS position on every vessel page.
Mgmt companies, charter brokers, owner trusts, and crew roles modeled as real joins, not custom fields.
A segment built in CRM is usable in campaigns, sequences, and social. One definition, four modules.
Upload your existing book. We reconcile duplicates against email, vessel MMSI, and company match.
Role-based permissions, per-tenant isolation, and full audit log on every record. Argon2id auth.
Events
A live calendar of the yachting and research-vessel events that matter — Monaco, FLIBS, METSTRADE and more — dates, venues, and status kept current for you.
Live AIS rings every venue: see which of your vessels are within range of a show, and watch them auto-tag to the event the moment they arrive.
Track who is going, and let industry signals — a refit, a sale, a keynote — attach themselves to the right event automatically.
Assemble the audience — attendees, tagged contacts, and the companies behind nearby vessels — and send one on-brand message built for the show.
Marketing automation
Drag-edit templates with your brand kit. Send once, schedule later, or trigger from a journey.
Test subject lines, body copy, and send times. We pick the winner and roll it out automatically.
Real-time behavioral triggers, branching logic, wait-until steps. Marketing meets sales, mid-flow.
Behavior, firmographic data, and vessel activity feed one score. The score moves prospects in journeys.
Personalize blocks by segment, role, vessel size, or charter status. One email, every recipient.
Multi-touch attribution from first click to closed deal. Marketing and sales agree on what worked.
Why this matters