Certificates, organised
Keep vessel certificate records together and see missing dates, upcoming expiries and evidence gaps.
Maritime compliance support
AnchorComply
Global
Know your evidence.
Prepare for your next port.
Vessel certificates, port-readiness checks and AI document review. One shared workspace for the people keeping your vessel moving.
Shared records with authorised vessel access
Built for vessel teams
Global core + local port rules
Evidence, not official clearance
Clarity before arrival
From scattered documents
to a clearer picture.
Port-specific readiness
Review global IMO core checks alongside selected-port rules. Import verified requirements or edit your own.
AI evidence review
Review certificate PDFs and photos for potentially missing or conflicting evidence. Verify findings with a qualified person.
A practical workflow
Prepare. Review.
Resolve. Share.
Support the work before a port call, without losing sight of who makes the final decision.
- 01
Build your vessel record
Add accurate vessel details and certificate evidence.
- 02
Check your destination
Verify local requirements, then review readiness and AI findings.
- 03
Act on the gaps
Resolve deficiencies and have qualified people confirm the evidence.
- 04
Share and submit
Share your evidence pack. Submit official declarations through your master or agent.
For the people behind the voyage
On board. On shore. In sync.
Vessel operators
For small operators who need a clear view of certificate records, renewal needs and the next port call.
Captains & shore teams
Keep onboard and shoreside colleagues working from the same vessel records, with access granted by the vessel owner.
Brokers & port agents
Review a shared readiness summary or access vessel records when invited, helping coordinate document preparation.
Support for compliance. Not a substitute for approval.
Coverage must be checked for each vessel and port. Sample rules are not authoritative; AI findings need human verification. A Port Pass is an app-generated readiness summary, not permission to enter a port.
Your next port call