NavalBrain launches automated reporting system

Greek maritime technology company NavalBrain has launched NavalReport, a reporting system designed to automate the preparation of technical, financial and regulatory reports using vessel operational data.

The system allows users to request reports in plain language, specifying the vessel, reporting period and information required, with reports then generated automatically based on class-approved methodologies and processes. Users can also schedule reports for delivery on a selected weekday.

NavalReport compiles fuel consumption by grade, CO₂, methane and nitrous oxide emissions, distance travelled, time at sea and transport work, using vessel records to produce reports aligned with EU MRV, EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and IMO Data Collection System requirements.

The calculations are auditable, with individual figures traceable to their original source records. Where information is missing, the system will attempt to identify the gaps rather than generating estimated values.

The company says that the service operates on NavalBrain’s own infrastructure, with no client data passing through external AI providers, and is currently being trialled with existing customers.

Founded by marine engineers, NavalBrain develops performance-intelligence systems for vessel operators, covering fuel consumption analysis, hull efficiency, retrofit investment modelling, operational decision support and voyage routing.

NavalReport is the sixth service added to the company’s platform, joining Hull Intelligence, Burning Intelligence, Retrofit & Finance, Decision Support and Routing Intelligence.

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