Know where every LNG vessel is going. And be able to show why

Destination calls from our own model, with their sources and a confidence level. Events when a vessel breaks pattern. Built for LNG analysts and traders.

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Why Orbify?

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Every Orbify call draws on different signals. The AIS destination field is one of them. If it's blank, stale, or wrong, the other nine carry the call: route shape, draught compatibility, port schedules, and more.

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The Workflow

Read the calls yourself. Or run them in your models

Self-serve analytics built for the analyst, not the developer. Chart the predictions, export the table, drop it into your deck or your spreadsheet, and move on.

Or take the data into your own models. Pull predictions, events, and flows through the API. No extraction project, no developer queue.

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Predictions

Know the destination, even when the field is blank

AIS reports a destination when the crew types one. On more than 40% of voyages, the field is blank or unusable. The Orbify model treats the AIS destination field as one input among ten.

Other signals are port schedules, agent intel, the shape of the track itself. Orbify predictions cover 96% of tracks.

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Custom Alerts

Tell us what matters. We'll tell you when it happens

No two watchlists look the same. A chokepoint, a fleet, a route under sanctions: you know which conditions matter to your desk. Set the condition. We watch for it. You get the ping. Rules like: tell me when a vessel I track goes dark for more than 24 hours, when a certain vessel loads at an import terminal, or when a vessel's draught changes at sea.

Shipping map showing the LNG vessel TESSALA's route from Arzew-Bethioua LNG Terminal to Dörtyol FSRU, with vessel details including speed, draught, course, and LNG capacity.

Build alerts around AIS or position signals, terminal calls or vessel behavior.

Get notified, for instance, if a vessel in question has an extended terminal stop. Or receive an alert if a selected vessel shows impossible position jumps.

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Custom events can be set up for all vessels in the LNG fleet, a single vessel or a fleet users set up themselves.

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Does the alert work the way they are supposed to? Test the alerts before depoying them.

See alerts in the demo
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Overview

See the signals on live data.

Book a short demo. We run the platform on the vessels and routes you cover, and we talk pricing in the same call. A second read you can defend, at a fraction of what enterprise platforms cost.

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