Find the skills for your next attendance.
A clear requirement, specialists by service and port, and a shared workspace to organize the work.
Describe the result you need
Post a mission with the professional service, a title, location, attendance window and expected result. Start with a short requirement and add useful detail to the brief when it is ready.
For a pre-loading hold inspection, for example, specify the port, access window, cargo type and the report you need. A concrete brief helps specialists assess their availability and ability to attend.
Search by service and port
The network covers cargo quantity and condition, vessel condition, compliance and engineering services. Its 28-service catalogue separates requirements such as draft surveys, bunker surveys, container inspections, audits and repair superintendence.
Review profiles, published services, operating areas and stated availability. Invite specialists who fit your requirements or review responses received on your mission.
Choose your collaboration
Review responses and the candidates’ professional information. You decide whether to accept an introduction and agree the scope, dates and terms directly with the specialist.
An organization has its own workspace, separate from the accounts of its members. Team roles allow colleagues to take part in the follow-up with the permissions assigned to them.
Keep the follow-up with the mission
After acceptance, keep the conversation, attendance planning, files and versions in the same workspace. Dedicated professional contact details are shared only inside the accepted collaboration.
When the work is complete, confirm completion and leave a review. Profile information and verified documents provide context; the network does not replace your assessment of the skills required for an attendance.