Turn fragmented inspection data into a clear operational picture. Monitor your fleet, prepare for inspections, and move deficiencies from finding to verified closure.
PSC WatchAuthority websites, inspection documents, spreadsheets and follow-up emails each hold part of the picture. Your team needs to see what matters together.
PSC Watch connects monitoring and readiness with inspection history and corrective actions, so the next vessel needing attention is easier to identify—and every finding has a path to closure.
A consistent view across vessels and in-scope PSC regimes.
Risk, priority and inspection windows in operational context.
Owners, evidence and verification connected to each finding.
From the fleet overview to the individual inspection, give your shore team the context to prepare and follow through.
Organize vessels by company and PSC regime. Bring inspection records and regime profiles together without losing the context behind each source.
See ship risk profiles, inspection priorities and windows by regime. Keep authoritative source values and the basis of readiness assessments in context.
Window approachingAction requiredSurface inspection-window changes, priority shifts and outstanding findings. Help superintendents focus their follow-up on the vessels that need it.
Review a vessel’s inspections, ports, deficiencies and detention history. Keep findings connected to the inspection that created them.
Bring readiness, inspection outcomes and deficiency progress into management reports. Support fleet reviews with a consistent picture of exposure and follow-up.
Explore reportingAn inspection is the start of the follow-up. Give every deficiency a responsible person, a clear status and a traceable resolution.
Bring Form B into the inspection record and manage the findings through a consistent workflow.
Workflow shown for illustration. Rectification and verification are separate steps.
Make fleet reviews about decisions, with inspection readiness and corrective-action progress in one conversation.
Set up your company, monitored vessels and the PSC regimes relevant to your operations.
Review inspection history, risk, priority and windows. Identify vessels that need preparation.
Upload Form B, review deficiencies and assign responsible persons to corrective actions.
Track rectification, review the evidence, verify closure and bring progress into fleet reports.
PSC regimes have their own rules and source systems. PSC Watch keeps that distinction visible in a shared operational view.
Inspection monitoring, vessel profiles and readiness context for the Paris MoU region.
Inspection monitoring and APCIS source context connected to vessel risk, priority and windows.
Abuja MoU monitoring and AMIS inspection context brought into your fleet’s PSC readiness and follow-up workflows.
U.S. Coast Guard PSC coverage connects U.S. inspection history and findings with your fleet’s operational compliance picture.
Coverage and available fields depend on the regime, source availability and your deployment. PSC Watch supports preparation; inspection decisions remain with the relevant authority.
Company and vessel context, source provenance and a structured closure workflow help your team explain what happened—and what was done about it.
Discuss your security requirementsOrganize vessels and records within your company’s operational scope.
Keep inspection records connected to their source references and retrieval context.
Link findings, responsible persons, corrective actions and verification in one record.
MARITIME COMPLIANCESanNavis brings maritime compliance intelligence into day-to-day fleet operations. PSC Watch connects regulatory context with the people responsible for inspection readiness and corrective action.
Our focus is practical: help ship managers, superintendents and fleet leaders see exposure, coordinate preparation and maintain a clear record of follow-up.
Walk through fleet monitoring, inspection readiness and deficiency closure with your operational priorities in mind.