If you click on a vessel in the map you will get a vessel card on your left with some information about the vessel. On the map you will see the route the vessel has travelled from its last port and the rout to the next port. Please note that you only have 20 Global AIS-tracks for free, and if you want to continue with this feature it is available as a paid feature.

There are four buttons at the top of the vessel information screen.

From left to right these buttons let you focus on the vessel in the map, open notes to add a note on this vessel, create a route from the vessels position to a port, and see the vessels voyage history (paid feature after 20 views). If you hover over the first button you will see the longitude and latitude of the vessel. In addition you will see the bell button that enables you to add a notification about this vessel.

Below these buttons you will see the speed and the draft of the vessel, last and next port, and the main technical details of the vessel.

You also have the possibility to add information you might have picked up about the vessels employment such as dry-dockings or fixtures. Just click on engagements and add the information there. This information follows the ship so if you make a position list where this ship would be a candidate, the list will take this employment into consideration. The information is only for you and your team.

At the bottom of the page you can click on the More Details button to see further information about the vessel.

You can also open the full vessel page directly from your vessel lists.

At the top of the full vessel page you have five buttons. You can find the full AIS information and Voyage History of the vessel under the first two buttons. With the next two you can add documents and photos relating to this vessel. The last Questionnaire button lets you enter more technical information about the vessel that will then be available only for you and your team.

In the top right corner you have an additional four buttons. The bell button lets you add a notification on this vessel, and the next button enables you to calculate a route from the vessels position to any port in the world. There is a notes button that lets you see any notes or create a new one, and then a button to view the vessel in the map again.