The Fastest Way to Recover From Delays
Key Benefits
Recover Faster
Reliability is on the line everyday
Schedule recovery is time-critical. An AI-powered workflow allows you to act faster and set yourself apart with higher reliability.
Cut Negotiation Time
When every minute counts
Stakeholder priorities introduce new constraints. Quick iterations of the recovery plans break the deadlock to get to agreement faster.
Find the Optimal Plan
Fastest recovery within constraints, at the lowest cost
Find the sweet spot to maximize reliability, within your constraints at the lowest cost with AI-generated recovery plans.
When will I use it?
Daily Schedule Delays
Daily schedule delay fire drills eat away at your reliability, profits and KPIs.
Stakeholder Deadlock
Stakeholders often have conflicting priorities. Slow plan iterations stall decisions while the clock is ticking.
Constraints and Costs
Commercial and operational constraints and reliability/cost tradeoffs keep you crunching through options.
Unlike spreadsheets or bespoke systems, our AI models predict costs and identify, in real time, the optimal plan that maximizes reliability within your constraints at the lowest cost.
With one click, Schedule Recovery generates and regenerates the top recovery plans. It is the quickest way for vessel operators and their stakeholders to agree on the optimal plan and recover in the fastest way possible.
How does it work?
Step 1
Generate optimal recovery plans in seconds.
- Manage multiple vessel delays in seconds
- Simply select your vessel and schedule to generate recovery plan options
- AI-powered workflow allows you to act fast in real time
Step 2
Quickly select the best plans based on reliability/cost trade-offs.
- Full vessel recovery plans are proposed, including port ETAs and optimized vessel speeds
- Suggested vessel speeds minimize costs including ECA zone and EU ETS implications
- Trade-offs between reliability and costs are visually presented for easy comparison
Step 3
Cut negotiation time with transparency and quick iterations.
- Share plan and cost details comparison with stakeholders to visually see what’s gained and lost with each option
- Re-run options, and iterate quickly as new commercial, operational and execution constraints emerge
- Push for urgency with clarity of tradeoffs and constraints