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Vessel Optimisation: Hull Cleaning Effectiveness, CP Traffic Light, and Consumption Thresholds

How to check hull cleaning effectiveness, spot poor CP performance via the traffic light, customise consumption thresholds, and access raw report data — all from Fleet Overview.

Written by Tamseel Haider

Question: How do I check hull cleaning effectiveness, spot poor CP performance, and access raw report data in Vessel Optimisation?

Vessel Optimisation includes four related tools for fleet maintenance and performance monitoring, all accessed from the Fleet Overview and vessel-level pages.

1. Hull Cleaning Effectiveness
Open a vessel's fouling chart to see the estimated fuel-consumption impact of past hull cleanings. This lets you assess actual fuel savings from a cleaning and use that to plan future maintenance timing. Available to all tenant users.

2. CP Performance Traffic Light
In the Fleet Overview, a traffic light indicator (red/yellow/green) shows at a glance which vessels are performing poorly against their Charter Party terms. Use this to quickly identify vessels that need attention for claims or optimisation follow-up, without opening each vessel individually. Available to all tenant users.

3. Customising Consumption Thresholds
The same Fleet Overview traffic-light system also applies to the speed-loss and added-consumption columns, using default thresholds out of the box. To set your own thresholds instead: open Fleet Overview, locate the added-consumption or speed-loss column, and use the threshold setting there to enter your preferred values. This is useful if your fleet's normal operating range differs from the platform defaults, or if you want tighter/looser flags for specific vessel classes. Available to all tenant users.

4. Accessing Raw Report Data
From the detailed canonical view of the main engine graph, click through to the raw report data behind any reported consumption or prediction figure. Use this when you need to verify or investigate the underlying reports rather than just the summarised graph.

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