Pilot-vessel approach
Validate data, roles and workflows on one vessel before a fleet-wide rollout.
Faromo helps small and mid-size shipping companies standardize critical workflows without heavy implementation or unnecessary module complexity.
Smaller fleets follow the same international rules, prepare for the same inspections and maintain the same discipline, but do not have the ERP teams and consulting budgets of large owners.
Faromo focuses on validating real workflows on one vessel and then carrying the same standard across the fleet. Each role sees only its work and decision context.
Validate data, roles and workflows on one vessel before a fleet-wide rollout.
Start with the most critical need such as maintenance, certificates or HSEQ and expand later.
Turn technical detail into risk, owner and action views management can understand.
Vessel and shore teams can work in Turkish or English.
Continue daily onboard records when connectivity drops.
Roll role, maintenance and control templates out to new vessels under shared governance.
Yes. A pilot vessel is the recommended way to validate data and workflows with lower risk.
No. Start with the critical need and expand modules and vessels as the operation grows.
Equipment, maintenance, certificate, crew and supplier lists can be migrated after data-quality review.
Vessel count, module scope, data readiness, roles and integration needs are assessed together.