Why receive chart corrections and publication amendments for one region when your vessel is operating in an other? The idea of sending all updates to all vessels ties up bandwith, crew time and increases cost. With Neptune there's no need to waste resources any more.
Neptune is a unique Vessel Information Service currently providing its users with electronic Notices to Mariners (incl. tracings/blocks) from both the Norwegian Hydrographic Office (EFS) and the British Admiralty - as well as other Admiralty Digital products, such as List of Lights, TotalTide and Radio Signals (ADRS6).
Neptune is intelligent. It streamlines your workflow and improves chart control by only sending information the ship needs. The result - increased navigational safety and reduced costs.
Neptune is ready to be your vessel’s primary information portal providing marine management tools, reports, weather forecasting, routing, online news and information. The system can be installed on the bridge or in offices onshore, and delivers a number of benefits:
- Neptune is windows-based and dovetails into your existing set-up – think of it as a marine layer to your Windows desktop
- Neptune installs straight out of the box and runs smoothly on any modern off-the-shelf windows pc and printer. The only additional items needed are tracings for the printer!
- Easy to learn and use
- Neptune delivers only Admiralty NTMs, tracings and blocks (and EFS w/tracings) relevant for your vessel’s sailing route saving significant efforts and costs. Information is provided via satellite, online or through email
- As Neptune’s on-board client server manages the ship’s NTMs you’ve constant access to an up-to-the-minute status on your vessel’s individual charts or chart portfolios
- Neptune fits your internet or mail communication bandwidth from 2.4 kB to over 128 kB marine ‘always on’ broadband
- Ready-made stock and status report templates are available
Neptune Support Contact details:
Tel: ( 47) 48 48 96 48 - This support service is available on working days (Monday-Friday) between 7am and 3pm GMT