Stop Guessing What's On Board
Overstocking ties up capital in slow-moving spares; understocking a critical part causes off-hire. Volaxin's marine inventory management software ends the guesswork with a live picture of every item across every vessel and warehouse, and the analytics to right-size stock over time.
The key is integration: spares are linked to PMS jobs and to procurement, so consumption, reorder and purchasing move as one flow rather than three disconnected spreadsheets.
Core Capabilities
- Live fleet-wide visibility — real-time stock by vessel, store location and shore warehouse, including bonded stores.
- Min/max & automated reorder — threshold-driven reorder proposals that become requisitions in one click.
- Spare-to-job linkage — completing a maintenance job decrements the exact spares used and flags replenishment.
- Multi-warehouse & transfers — inter-vessel and vessel-to-shore transfers with full traceability.
- Barcode / QR stocktakes — fast, accurate physical counts reconciled to the system.
- Consumption & cost analytics — usage trends, slow-moving stock and cost per running hour.
- Offline at sea — stock movements recorded without connectivity and synced automatically.
The Payoff
- Lower working capital — right-sized stock instead of dead inventory.
- Fewer breakdowns — critical spares are on board when the job is due.
- Faster purchasing — reorder proposals flow straight into procurement.
- Clean audits — traceable movements and accurate counts.
Know exactly what's on every ship — in real time
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Request a DemoFrequently Asked Questions
What is marine inventory management software?
Software that tracks ship spares, stores and consumables fleet-wide with live levels, automated reorder, multi-warehouse support and consumption analytics — linked to the PMS.
Does it link spares to maintenance jobs?
Yes — completing a PMS job decrements the exact spares used and triggers reorder.
Can it handle multiple vessels and warehouses?
Yes — including shore and bonded stores, with offline stock movements at sea.