Dataloy Systems completes software upgrade

Maritime software provider Dataloy Systems reports that it has introduced a range of upgrades to its Voyage Management System (VMS) application, aimed at supporting charter operations within the energy, construction, and manufacturing sectors.

Improvements include the introduction of deferred cargo allocation capabilities to allow charterers to adjust logistics planning in real-time based on evolving market conditions, and back-to-back contract synchronisation to align sales and transportation contracts, integrating production cycles with market delivery schedules.

The software has also added new visual management tools to simplify cargo and shipment scheduling and reduce administrative workload.

“The latest enhancements to our VMS redefine operational efficiency benchmarks in maritime logistics,” said Julie Schasler, Product Owner at Dataloy.

“By addressing the specific needs of these expanded sectors, we are bridging a crucial gap and setting new paradigms for the industry. These features are poised to increase logistical flexibility, cut costs, and boost overall operational efficiency.”

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