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Case study · Maritime

iAudix: Digitising Maritime Inspections, Audits and Compliance

Vessel inspections relied on paper checklists, spreadsheets and disconnected ship-to-shore communication, often with no connectivity at sea.

Client
iAudix / Stag Marine
Industry
Maritime
Region
Global
Solution
Vessel inspection and compliance platform (iAudix)
Services
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Products
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Project overview

The maritime industry operates under demanding safety, inspection and regulatory requirements. Ship owners, vessel operators and marine management teams must continuously run inspections, keep audit records, identify deficiencies and make sure corrective actions are completed. Traditionally this has depended on paper checklists, spreadsheets, manual reporting and disconnected communication between onboard crew and shore teams.

Tecvisio.AI partnered with Stag Marine to engineer iAudix, a specialised vessel inspection and compliance platform that digitises the complete inspection lifecycle: planning, checklist execution, observations, evidence capture, reporting and corrective action tracking. It was designed around the realities of maritime operations, including limited connectivity at sea and the need for seamless ship-to-shore coordination.

The challenge

  • Paper-based inspections: manual checklists and documentation made inspections slow.
  • Disconnected workflows: findings, photographs and reports lived in separate systems and channels.
  • Limited onboard connectivity: crews needed to inspect even without internet access.
  • Compliance complexity: vessels and operators needed templates aligned with different maritime standards.
  • Observation management: tracking deficiencies, assigning ownership and verifying corrective actions needed better visibility.
  • Ship-to-shore coordination: shore teams needed timely access to findings.
  • Fleet-wide visibility: management needed consolidated insight into vessel condition, inspection progress and recurring issues.

The solution

Tecvisio.AI engineered iAudix as an integrated inspection and compliance ecosystem that connects onboard inspection work with central shore-based management, with configurable templates, evidence capture, findings management and fleet monitoring.

Digital vessel inspections

  • Digital checklists with structured chapters and questions.
  • Predefined templates plus custom templates for company requirements.
  • Mobile-friendly inspection workflows.
  • Inspection scheduling and assignment.

Offline-first inspection app

  • Inspections run without an active internet connection.
  • Checklist responses, notes, photographs and evidence captured offline and stored locally.
  • Automatic synchronisation when connectivity returns.
  • Seamless continuity between onboard and shore operations.

Observation and corrective action management

  • Findings and observations recorded with supporting evidence.
  • Responsibilities assigned with corrective action due dates.
  • Observation status monitored.
  • A full audit trail from creation to closure.

Compliance and audit management

  • SIRE 2.0-aligned inspection workflows.
  • PSC inspection templates.
  • ISM and ISPS compliance workflows and MLC-related inspection support.
  • Internal audit management.
  • Configurable templates for company-specific procedures.

Fleet management and analytics

  • A central fleet overview with vessel-wise inspection status.
  • Inspection completion monitoring and fleet compliance dashboards.
  • Observation trends and recurring defect analysis.
  • Risk matrix, performance insights and management reporting.

Role-based access and workspaces

  • Company administrator dashboards.
  • Superintendent workspaces.
  • Crew-level inspection interfaces.
  • Role-based permissions and central vessel-shore coordination.

Inspection evidence and reporting

  • Photographs and structured notes linked to individual checklist items.
  • Automated inspection reports.
  • Central inspection records and audit history.

Technology and engineering

Tecvisio.AI approached iAudix as a complex operational platform that needed reliability, offline capability and a scalable architecture. The engineering scope covered custom web application development, a mobile-first inspection app, offline-first data capture and synchronisation, cloud-based architecture, structured inspection and checklist management, role-based access control, evidence and document management, observation and corrective action workflows, fleet dashboards and reporting, and data synchronisation between ship and shore. Particular care went into keeping inspections running in low-connectivity environments without compromising the integrity of captured data.

The impact

  • Less paperwork: structured digital workflows replace manual checklists and scattered documents.
  • Faster inspections: onboard personnel record findings and evidence during the inspection itself.
  • Offline continuity: inspections continue even with limited connectivity.
  • Clear accountability: visibility into observation ownership, corrective actions and closure.
  • Better collaboration: onboard crews and shore teams work from the same information.
  • Fleet-wide visibility: one view of inspection progress, findings and compliance performance.
  • Configurable compliance: multiple inspection standards and company-specific requirements supported.

The outcome

With Tecvisio.AI as its technology partner, iAudix became a specialised digital inspection and compliance platform built around the operational needs of the maritime industry. It moves organisations from fragmented, paper-based inspections to a connected approach to vessel inspections, audit management and corrective action tracking, combining offline inspections, structured evidence, customisable templates and fleet analytics.

Explore the platform: iaudix.com

“Audits used to mean paper checklists and weeks of chasing. With iAudix, findings become actions with owners and due dates, and leadership sees compliance by site in real time.”
— Capt. TanujFounder
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