Manufacturers & suppliers
Give steel and synthetic ropes a digital identity before they reach the user.
Digital rope identity
Every rope.
Connected.
A physical identity for every rope. A live operational record for every mooring team.
01 · Digital Rope ID
One physical tag. One exact rope. One continuous record.
Manufacturers and suppliers attach a correctly sized tag to steel or synthetic rope. Its unique QR code and number connect the certificate and lifecycle information to that rope.
- Sized to the rope
- Physical tag housings for different rope diameters.
- Unique by design
- One QR code and printed number for every rope.
- Certificate connected
- The rope record carries the certificate supplied for it.
- Information in reach
- Rope users access permitted records and follow the lifecycle.
02 · Mooring Management
Live product
Mooring work, recorded as it happens.
Vessel teams register ropes on board, view port and weather information, start and end operations, follow rope lifecycles and generate reports.
Physical to digital
From tag size to digital record
A simple path from the rope in hand to its connected certificate and lifecycle record.
- 01
Choose the tag size
Select the tag housing that matches the rope diameter, construction and service environment.
- 02
Assign the unique code
Every tag carries one unique QR code and one printed number, so no two ropes share an identity.
- 03
Attach it to the rope
The tag is mounted on the rope by the manufacturer, the supplier or on board, on steel wire and synthetic rope alike.
- 04
Link the certificate
The rope's certificate and supporting documents are attached to the tag's digital record.
- 05
Access the digital record
Anyone with permission opens the record from the tag and follows the rope through its lifecycle.
Live mooring workflow
From rope inventory to report
The product is live. This sequence is an illustrative view of the working flow, not a product screenshot.
- 01
Register ropes on board
Build the vessel's rope inventory: position, type, tag identity and linked documents.
- 02
Check port and weather
Review port and weather information for the call before lines go out.
- 03
Start the operation
Open a mooring operation and record what is used, where and by whom.
- 04
End the operation
Close the operation so the work is captured against each rope.
- 05
Follow lifecycle and report
Track rope lifecycles over time and generate reports from the recorded operations.
Illustrative workflow — not a product screenshot
Questions
Practical questions, clear answers
Where a product detail still needs confirmation, we say so plainly.
Start a conversation
Which part of the rope lifecycle should we connect?
Choose QR tag solution, Mooring Management or both. We will bring the right product knowledge to the conversation.
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