Read a vessel profile

A vessel profile in Maritime Intelligence brings together everything the platform knows about one vessel: its identifiers (IMO number, Maritime Mobile Service Identity number, call sign), current voyage and ETA, specifications, registered owner and managers, latest position, sanctions risk, port call history, navigation data, and shipbuilding and engine details. Click a vessel name anywhere in the platform to open its profile in a new tab.

Header

The header shows the flag, the vessel name and its IMO, MMSI, Call Sign and type. Two buttons sit on the right:

• Create Alert starts an alert for this vessel. See Create an alert for a single vessel.
• Add to Fleet adds it to one of your fleets. See Create a fleet and add vessels.

Voyage

The bar under the header shows where the vessel last departed, where it is heading and its ETA.

General and Ownership

General lists deadweight, gross and net tonnage, length overall, class society, beam, depth and TEU.

Ownership lists the companies behind the vessel with their role: Registered owner, Commercial manager and ISM Manager. Click a row to expand it.

Map

The small map shows the latest position. Click Show on Map to see it on the larger map.

Sanctions Compliance

This card shows whether the vessel, its owner or its managers appear on a sanctions list. “No Records Found” means no match. If the vessel itself is sanctioned, a red Sanctions risk banner also appears at the top of the profile, with Show details.

See Check a vessel or company for sanctions.

Port Call History

A table of recent departures and arrivals. Choose a period under Show port calls for the last: (1, 3, 6, 9 or 12 months) and click Export to download it.

Below it, Voyage History traces the route on a map for the same period, and Port Visits Overview counts the visits to each port.

Navigation Data

The latest reported Navigational Status, Reported ETA (UTC), Reported Destination, last position update, speed, draught, heading, course and position.

Shipbuilding, Engine and Vessel Previous Info

• Shipbuilding: builder, year built, keel laid year and hull type.
• Engine: engine type and model, number of main engines, propellers and propulsion type.
• Vessel Previous Info: earlier names, MMSIs and flags, with the date each changed.