Pitwall OS Marine

Vessels, service jobs, charter and brokerage on one hull record

Marine gives every vessel a full profile — marine identity, ownership, engines and systems — then hangs service jobs, charter bookings and sales activity off it.

Because engines are hour-driven, service intervals arrive on their own instead of being remembered by the workshop manager.

What it adds

Vessel profiles with marine identity and ownership
Multi-engine hour-driven service intervals
Service jobs, faults and workshop board
Boat sales pipeline, part exchange and handover
Charter bookings, fleet calendar and damage tracking
Marina, berths, storage and management contracts
Marine support tickets, knowledge base and AI intake

How it runs

Profile

Vessel identity, ownership, engines and marine systems captured once.

Service

Hour-driven intervals raise jobs; faults land on the workshop board.

Trade

Charter bookings, berths, part-exchange and handover all reference the same hull.

Support

Owner tickets and knowledge base articles resolve against vessel history.

Case studies

Each of these is a live demo workspace you can sign into. The companies are fictional, created to show how Pitwall OS Marine works in a real operation.

Lago Vento · Marine performance

Engine hours drive the workshop, not memory

A lakeside powerboat programme was losing days to reactive servicing — drives and engines came in only once something failed on the water.

What they use in Marine

Hull and drive registers with ownership history
Multi-engine hour-based service intervals
Service jobs, faults and workshop board
Berth, launch and charter planning

Outcome

Servicing became scheduled work with parts ordered ahead of the season, and charter availability stopped colliding with the workshop.

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