Local task access
Assigned work and required references remain available without connectivity.
Do not treat offline work as an afterthought.
Daily maintenance, checklists and operational records continue when vessel connectivity slows or disappears. If the system depends on online forms, crews fall back to paper and later duplicate data entry.
Faromo treats local records, sync queues, status indicators and conflict control as part of the core architecture. Users can see which records are local, waiting or successfully delivered ashore.
Scope and core capabilities
Offline capture
Record results, notes, readings and operational data securely on the device.
Sync queue
See pending records with order, status and error reason.
Retry control
Interrupted transfers resume in a controlled way when connectivity returns.
Conflict visibility
Provide an explainable resolution flow when the same record changes in two places.
Shore status
Shore teams can monitor last synchronization and pending-record status.
Workflow
- Prepare data onboard: Tasks and references become available locally.
- Work offline: The crew completes daily work without interruption.
- Manage the queue: Completed records enter the transfer queue.
- Sync ashore: When connectivity returns, records are validated into the shared state.
Operational outcomes
- Reduce the need to fall back to paper during outages.
- Reduce errors caused by entering the same record twice.
- Keep transfer status visible between vessel and shore.
- Continue daily work without waiting for a weak connection.
Frequently asked questions
Which modules can work offline?
Offline scope is enabled progressively by task and data type. Maintenance, checklists, documents and operational records are priority workflows.
What happens if the same record changes in two places?
The system compares version and time information and presents changes that cannot be merged automatically as conflicts.
Is data lost if synchronization fails?
A failed transfer returns to the queue with a visible reason; local data is not considered delivered until a verified server response is received.
Can shore see the vessel’s last sync?
Yes. Authorized users can monitor last connection, last successful sync and pending-record status.