Oceanly introduces Enterprise, a complete cloud-based suite of integrated software solutions

Oceanly, a leading innovator in maritime software, has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of Oceanly Enterprise, a fully integrated, cloud-native ERP suite tailored specifically for the shipping industry. Designed to replace legacy systems and siloed processes, Enterprise delivers a unified digital environment that connects departments, streamlines operations, and reduces friction across entire fleets.
Already in use across a diverse range of shipping companies in Asia, Enterprise has proven its reliability, scalability, and user-friendliness. The solution is now being introduced to global markets, bringing its success to a wider audience of shipowners, managers, and operators.
Building on the success of Oceanly Performance—one of the most advanced fleet management platforms available—Enterprise adds powerful ERP functionality through four core modules:
- Maintenance & Spares: Prevent unplanned downtime with predictive and condition-based maintenance powered by real-time vessel data.
- Procurement: Automate purchasing and track delivery timelines with full integration to vessel itineraries and inventory levels.
- Crewing: Monitor certifications, manage crew changes, and receive alerts on visa compliance and port entry issues.
- HSQE: Centralise compliance and safety data, simplify audits, and automate document control and reporting.
“Enterprise was built to bring the maritime sector into the modern digital era,” said Giampiero Soncini, Oceanly Board Member and ERP expert with more than 30 years of experience, including a long tenure as CEO of SpecTec. “Most systems in the market are still running on outdated technology, even if they look polished on the surface. Underneath, they rely on legacy frameworks and obsolete Object-Oriented Languages, and other unsupported technologies. Oceanly Enterprise is built from the ground up using .NET, Java, and Angular, making it fully cloud-deployable, with unmatched flexibility and performance.”

The platform’s speed of deployment sets a new benchmark in the industry.
“In many cases, we’ve been able to migrate a vessel’s entire dataset in under two hours—without breaking internal links,” Soncini added.
The true strength of Enterprise lies in its deep integration with Oceanly Performance. Together, the two platforms offer real-time situational awareness and decision support that siloed systems simply cannot match.
“What truly sets Oceanly apart is the seamless integration between Oceanly Performance and Oceanly Enterprise,” said Frederik Lerche-Tornoe, CEO of Oceanly. “While others offer fragmented tools or simply developed new layout on top of the same, legacy frameworks, we deliver a well-tested, modern and unified Cloud solution designed specifically for the maritime industry—by people who understand it from the inside out.
“Real-time data from ship operations flows directly into enterprise-level decision-making, enabling everyone from the engine room to the boardroom to work with the same, trusted information. This eliminates silos, reduces manual work, and drives faster, smarter decisions across technical, operational, and commercial teams. Our customers don’t just monitor performance, they manage it, strategically and efficiently. That’s the power of Oceanly.”

Oceanly Enterprise is launched in close collaboration with Elicon, a Singapore-based maritime technology partner. The strategic partnership between the two companies is built on clear agreements, personal mutual trust, complementary extensive expertise, and a shared vision for a smarter, faster, and more transparent shipping industry.
“We’ve combined our deep maritime domain knowledge with cutting-edge engineering,” said Soncini. “This partnership ensures we can deliver a product that meets the industry’s real-world needs, not just cosmetic changes on 25 years old software.”
Oceanly is continuing its global rollout of Enterprise, building on its strong foundation in Asia and expanding into Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas throughout 2025.
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