Marine Pass is a smart solution for passenger and baggage control in maritime transport. It increases traffic flow and helps avoid congestion in maritime ports by providing better control and accurate records of ship-side loading and unloading of passengers and luggage.
With the application of technologies related to RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and wireless network connection (Wi-Fi) the location of objects and people inside the vessel can be controlled in real time.
With Marine Pass it is possible to keep a clear and accurate record of passengers (passenger and crew lists) and their accommodation within the vessel.
Marine Pass will be integrated with the National passenger control systems and vessel traffic in national navigation (CIMIS - Integrated Maritime Information System).
Marine Pass will help the transport companies to manage the timetables of their lines depending on the weather conditions, with faster and easier replacement of the vessel or cancellation of the trip, with additional possibilities of notifying passengers via notifications.
Marine Pass will enable easier control of privileged tickets, i.e. tickets issued at preferential prices, with a connection to the SEOP system (Information system for registering islander rights).
With the data gathered from the use of the system, Marine Pass will enable faster and smarter capacity filling by monitoring and predicting patterns of demand for transport services depending on the time of year, tourist season, weather forecast, and other applicable factors.
Marine Pass will facilitate and keep track of offline and online ticket purchases.
Marine Pass aims to solve the problem of low flow, namely loading and unloading in congested ports and loading centres in urban areas.
The problem of poor and inaccurate records of passengers and luggage which leads to significantly lower security of passengers (forgotten or intentionally left baggage that can result in serious threats in case of improperly stored hazardous substances such as chemicals or flammable substances, incomplete passenger list accidents, necessary emergency medical interventions, etc.).
