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E-CMS vs Martide

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6.5#1 in crew scheduling softwareFrom $249 a month
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FactE-CMSMartide
ComplianceE-CMS lists coverage for STCW 2010, MLC 2006, SIRE 2.0, TMSA 3.0, ILO work-rest limits and the ISM Code.Martide says its security measures are implemented with regard to GDPR requirements and describes GDPR-related data protection practices.
HeadquartersLimassol, CyprusSingapore
IntegrationsThe product page lists Microsoft SSO and travel integration with Amadeus PNR.The pricing page lists an API for syncing with existing software and says tanker data can be sent directly to OCIMF.
PurposeE-CMS is a cloud-based crew management platform for shipping and ship management companies and fleet operators.Martide is maritime crew management software for crew managers and manning agents, covering seafarer recruitment, planning, and crew changes.
SecuritySealogic's privacy policy says it uses encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, regular security assessments and secure development practices.Martide’s security document describes TLS 1.2 or higher in transit, AES-256 or equivalent encryption at rest, role-based permissions, and multi-tenant data separation.
SupportSealogic directs customers to the in-app support ticket function and lists [email protected] for support enquiries.Martide provides step-by-step guides for crew managers and manning agents and lists [email protected] for technical support.

E-CMS plans

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Martide plans

  • Operations$249 a month
  • Recruiting—

Pick E-CMS if…

E-CMS is aimed at shipping and ship management organizations, including operators of tanker, bulk, container, gas-carrier, offshore, and passenger vessels. Its crew self-service interface may also suit seafarers who need phone access to assignments and documents.

Pick Martide if…

Martide suits crew managers and manning agents handling recruitment, crew planning, and crew changes. Seafarers can use its free mobile app for applications, messages, reminders, and document storage.

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