Sea-Flux Vessel Management Software

Sea-Flux Ltd is a New Zealand maritime software provider, according to a Shipping Australia report, offering cloud-based integrated fleet management software for commercial vessels. It targets operators of ferries, workboats and small commercial fleets that manage compliance, safety, maintenance and crew on paper or spreadsheets.

The platform includes maintenance, digital logbook, safety, forms and checklists, documentation, reporting, hours of rest and crew modules, with offline access on mobile apps. By September 2025 it served more than 1,300 vessels and nearly 9,000 users and raised nearly NZD 3 million to expand into Australia, the UK and India.

• Maintenance: Preventative maintenance scheduling for vessels.
• Digital logbook: Electronic logs with forms and checklist builder.
• Safety: Risk register, incident reporting and dangerous goods register.
• Crew: Certification tracking, training and hours of rest.
• Documentation: Central repository with expiry reminders.
• Reporting: Data-driven reports and real-time vessel monitoring.

Vietnamese passenger boat and ferry operators can digitise logbooks and safety checklists. Tug and workboat owners can schedule preventative maintenance and track crew certificates. Port service companies can centralise vessel documents.

Paperless forms, checklists and a digital logbook replace manual records. Preventative maintenance scheduling and email reminders for expiring documents reduce compliance lapses. Offline access keeps vessels working without connectivity. Role-based crew visibility permissions protect sensitive records.

Regulators and insurers increasingly expect digital safety management and maintenance records, including for smaller commercial vessels. Southeast Asia has large coastal ferry, tourist boat and workboat fleets that still rely largely on paper records.

Won the Innovation Award for Electronic and Electrical Systems at the 2024 European Commercial Marine Awards; finalist at the 2026 NZ Hi-Tech Awards (per website). Seed round led by Punakaiki Fund (13% stake, September 2025). Regions listed: UK, NZ, AU.