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NAPA Office is a fleetwide operational reporting tool for the shipping companies' office and onboard users.

NAPA Office dashboard report

NAPA Office summarizes all the data collected onboard in a web-based platform for viewing and analyzing the fleetwide operational data. NAPA Office is used together with various ship operation applications and it consists of modules that can be used in almost any combination. Meaningful KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are defined together with the customer supporting the office operations. 

Key benefits

  • Uniform reporting of fuel and energy consumption
  • Close monitoring of movement and day-to-day fleet operations
  • Performance benchmarking of fleet
  • Improved ship-shore communication
  • Reduced workload onboard
  • Uniform emission reporting at fleet level
  • Improved fuel efficiency

Module descriptions

The specifications of the modules are defined together with the customer and Onboard-Napa also offers totally custom-made reports. Custom-made reports can include anything from monthly nautical miles to energy budgeting figures.

Data Analysis module offers hands-on tools to search, plot and analyze the operational data. Read more »

Fuel & Energy module summarizes the fuel and energy consumption. Read more »

Voyage Reports module summarizes the meaningful figures for ship operations. Read more »

Follow your fleet with one glance! The Dashboard module summarizes the selected KPIs for decision-makers. Read more »

Follow and budget your fleet's emissions in a single view! Read more »

Logbooks module shows all the electronic logbook content in one view. Read more »

Customers

Fuel and energy conservation package for Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line has adopted a complete fleetwide solution from NAPA for Operations. The pac... Read more »

NAPA software solutions applied for the P&O Ferries newbuilding the Spirit of Britain

STX Finland Rauma shipyard has successfully applied NAPA for finding the optimum subdivision desi... Read more »