PortIQ

Ask your fleet data a question in English.

Your fleet data answers questions you've never thought to ask - if you could query it. Wilson is a multi-agent AI copilot with 5 specialized agents that cross-reference your voyages, ports, contracts, case law, and market data. When the question needs a human, Ask an Analyst connects you to a maritime specialist with SLA-backed response times.

5

Specialized agent types

Seconds

Question to answer

Sourced

Every answer cited to record

How It Works

01AskType a question in plain English - across voyages, ports, cargoes, contracts, or case law. Wilson understands maritime context.
02RouteWilson selects the right agent (or combines multiple) to synthesize your answer from the relevant data sources - in seconds.
03VerifyEvery answer cites its source records. Drill deeper with follow-ups, or escalate to Ask an Analyst when you need human judgment.
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Agents

5 specialized agent types

Datalake agent queries your voyage and port history. Maritime knowledge agent draws on industry databases. Case law agent searches arbitration precedents. Laytime agent cross-references calculations. Routing agent plans distances and waypoints. Wilson picks the right agent - or combines them.

Escalation

Ask an Analyst - human expertise on demand

When the question needs human judgment, Wilson routes it to a maritime specialist. SLA-tiered response times from hours to same-day. The analyst sees the full conversation context - no re-explaining.

Reports

Multi-BVL report generation

Ask Wilson to generate reports across multiple laytime calculations at once. Compare counterparty performance, aggregate delay patterns, or build portfolio-level analytics - in natural language, exported as structured data.

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