AMS DataModule 04 · Onboard operations
Bring alarm-monitoring data into maintenance decisions.
Direct integration with alarm and monitoring systems through approved interfaces captures status, running hours, parameters, alarms and events — so maintenance and dashboards run on real machinery data rather than transcribed numbers.
Machinery data, straight from the source
- 01Fewer transcription errors in running hours
- 02Earlier visibility of abnormal machinery conditions
- 03A foundation for condition-informed maintenance
Capabilities
What AMS Data does
Delivered through our pilot programme and configured per vessel during discovery.
Approved interfaces
Use the interfaces and protocols available on each vessel, with vendor permission.
Status & running hours
Automatic counters replace manual transcription for running-hour maintenance.
Parameters, alarms & events
Capture what matters for trending and incident detection.
Vessel-specific configuration
Coverage is mapped per vessel during discovery — no assumptions.
How it flows
A closed, auditable loop.
- 1
Assess
Map AMS vendor, interfaces and permissions.
- 2
Connect
Configure the approved interface on the pilot vessel.
- 3
Validate
Prove data quality before production use.
- 4
Use
Feed PMS, incidents, dashboards and MARKS.
Outcomes
What changes for your fleet
- Fewer transcription errors in running hours
- Earlier visibility of abnormal machinery conditions
- A foundation for condition-informed maintenance
Frequently asked
Which alarm and monitoring systems are supported?
Coverage depends on the vendor, the interfaces available and permissions on each vessel. We assess this during discovery and validate on a pilot vessel before rollout.
Bring AMS Data to your pilot vessel.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with our team. We'll map your workflows, connectivity and data sources — and show you the platform live, including what happens when the link drops.