SeaProc integrates with SERTICA

SeaProc integrates with SERTICA

Monday, 08 October 2018 | Software, Big Data & IoT

Maritime procurement company iMarine Software has announced that it has completed integration of its SeaProc platform with the SERTICA fleet management package provided by Denmark-based Logimatic, to allow the 1,200 vessels using the SERTICA system to directly connect to SeaProc.

{mprestriction ids="1,2"}The SeaProc Cloud procurement hub provides vendor management for trading with approximately 50,000 suppliers worldwide. The system will now directly interface with SERTICA to allow Requests for Quote, Quotations and Purchase Orders to be actioned within the fleet management software system.

SERTICA is used for the management of maintenance, performance, procurement and HSQE, and has been developed in collaboration with Logimatic’s maritime customers worldwide.

SeaProc is a source-to-settle Cloud procurement system, powered by Amazon Web Services, which provides a unified platform for managing and monitoring technical trading, contract management, e-invoicing, logistics, business reporting and trading rule management.{/mprestriction}

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