Dataloy Systems, a leader in innovative voyage management solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Lloyd’s List Intelligence, a recognized authority in maritime risk and compliance data. This collaboration integrates Lloyd’s List Intelligence Risk and Compliance data into Dataloy’s Voyage Management System (VMS), utilizing Dataloy Widgets. This innovation allows charterers, operators, and financiers to access embedded risk insights seamlessly during voyage decision-making. Now, for the first time, users can evaluate vessel risk, compliance exposure, and operational anomalies directly within the Dataloy VMS platform.
This integration is a response to the rising demands for regulatory compliance and aims to improve operational efficiency by providing critical information without disrupting workflows. The maritime industry is currently facing increased regulatory scrutiny, making it essential for charterers to assess vessel risk. Traditional methods, which involve cross-referencing platforms and conducting manual risk checks, have proven ineffective and prone to oversight. The partnership between Dataloy and Lloyd’s List Intelligence addresses these issues by embedding risk intelligence directly into voyage management processes, allowing users to access vital data at critical decision-making moments.
Andrea Biasillo, CTO of Dataloy Systems, stated, “This partnership highlights our commitment to simplifying vessel compliance in a regulated environment. We equip charterers with real-time risk intelligence, anticipating industry demands.” Meanwhile, Michael Dell, CEO of Lloyd’s List Intelligence, emphasized the importance of accessibility to risk intelligence during decision-making, noting that the partnership aims to empower maritime professionals and enhance operational confidence. Key benefits of this integration include the ability to assess vessel risk ratings, monitor AIS anomalies, evaluate movement risks, verify flag and ownership data, and streamline risk assessments—all aimed at promoting smarter and more secure shipping operations. This partnership signifies a proactive step towards driving innovation in maritime compliance.