OrbitMI has launched its new Vessel Reporting Analysis, a structured assessment that helps shipowners and operators measure how closely their vessel reports follow industry reporting standards. The tool highlights data gaps that affect compliance, efficiency, and the accuracy of performance and emissions reporting.
As more maritime workflows rely on consistent data, even small reporting inconsistencies can slow compliance, create manual rework, and weaken optimization models. The assessment gives operators a clear view of their reporting quality and shows where targeted improvements will deliver the most value.
The Vessel Reporting Analysis includes a structured review of noon reports, voyage data, fuel entries, and key operational fields. It compares current reporting practices with the OVD standard and identifies missing or inconsistent data. It also provides practical recommendations and insights on how standardized data strengthens compliance and operational decision-making.
“Standards matter more than ever,” said Alexandre Lapointe, Chief Product Officer at OrbitMI. “The industry is entering the Connected Maritime Era, where ship and shore work together through shared data and connected workflows. High-quality data builds trust across the voyage lifecycle. Even small fixes can reduce friction and improve decisions. This assessment shows operators exactly where to focus.”
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