The crew-change record
Vessel and port details, the joining or leaving crew, and the people participating in the operation.
Amicus Crew Change
Crew-change information can be scattered across messages, spreadsheets and individual participants. Amicus Crew Change brings the trip, people and journey updates into a shared workflow.
What the tool brings together
Vessel and port details, the joining or leaving crew, and the people participating in the operation.
Journey legs and a timeline help participants follow the trip through its recorded stages.
Messages and alerts sit alongside the crew change so the participating team can find the update and the journey it concerns.
Who it is for
The application supports crew members alongside invited operators, ship officers, agents, travel agents, transport companies and drivers. Access depends on each participant's role and connection to the crew change.
Crew members can register directly. Coordination roles need an appropriate invitation from the responsible team or administrator. If you are introducing the tool to an organization, contact Amicus to discuss the workflow and access first.
Talk about your team's crew changesHow it works
Agree who maintains the information and who confirms each local arrangement before relying on the workflow.
Register as crew, or use your team's invitation for an operational role.
The coordinator records the vessel, port and crew details and connects the people involved.
Record journey legs and check the travel sequence with the responsible participants.
Use the journey view and messages to keep the operation's information together. Confirm changed plans with the person responsible.
Continue to the application
The application currently runs at crew.ship-port.com in a separate tab. You will arrive at its registration page.
Registration does not book transport or confirm port arrangements. Availability, permissions and services must be agreed with the responsible coordinator.