Vessel Register

The Vessel Register is the heart of D-BASE — a single, structured record for every ship in your fleet or portfolio. Particulars that are usually spread across spreadsheets, builder documentation, and class certificates live in one place, current and ready to use for chartering, vetting, and technical management.

Identification & Build

Each vessel record captures IMO number, name history, call sign, MMSI, vessel type, builder, building yard, hull number, and year of build. Class society and flag state are recorded against the ship, so the registry behind every vessel is explicit rather than assumed.

Dimensions, Tonnages & Loadlines

Length, breadth, depth, draft, and air draft sit alongside gross, net, deadweight, and lightship tonnages. Loadline data and seasonal marks are held against the record, giving commercial and operations teams the figures they need without reaching for a separate certificate.

Machinery & Performance

The register documents main engines, auxiliary generators, and steering gear, together with fuel consumption figures and engine speeds across operating conditions. This gives technical managers a defensible specification for performance monitoring, voyage estimates, and condition reporting.

Navigation & Communication Equipment

Bridge and communication equipment — radars, ECDIS, GMDSS installations, and satellite communications — are recorded against each ship. Because the data is structured rather than buried in a PDF, it flows straight into a Q88 export and into the rest of the Sealogic suite.