Features · Vessel Catalog
When you upload deal documents to Marintel, vessel particulars are extracted automatically — IMO number, class, flag, tonnage, survey status — and assembled into a structured vessel record that every party in the deal room can reference.
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Unique vessel identifier, validated against Lloyd's register format
Current name with historical name tracking across transactions
Current registry and historical flag changes
Bulk carrier, tanker, container, LNG, Ro-Ro, general cargo, and more
Year of build, linked to classification society original survey
Shipyard and hull number, cross-referenced against yard's delivery records
Classification society and survey status — special survey dates, conditions
Deadweight, gross and net tonnage with measurement certificate reference
Principal dimensions extracted from capacity plan or general arrangement
Engine make, model, MCR/NCR — relevant for P&I and warranty assessments
P&I Club and certificate validity — with sanctions clearance status tracked
Date and type of most recent class survey, with next survey due date
"One vessel record. Assembled from every document in the deal room."
Vessel particulars are scattered across the MOA, class certificate, capacity plan, and measurement certificate. Marintel reads all of them and assembles a single, structured vessel record — flagging any contradictions between sources.
Upload your deal documents and Marintel extracts the vessel data — no manual entry required.