populated sample jobs
The current product capture shows a working maintenance register rather than an empty-state concept.
SYS Bridge / Planned maintenance
Schedule routine maintenance, separate planned work from one-off jobs and keep every action connected to the system, equipment, evidence and history that explain it.
Current product interface
Both views show the current SYS Bridge desktop product populated with local sample yacht information, not a recreated marketing mockup.
Implementation evidence
These figures describe the populated local preview shown above. They are product evidence, not performance claims.
The current product capture shows a working maintenance register rather than an empty-state concept.
Every visible sample job is connected to both a vessel system and its relevant equipment record.
Planned maintenance and unplanned work remain distinct while sharing one operational worklist.
What it covers
The module is designed to stay compact at register level and reveal the complete working record only when a user opens it.
Compact Active, Planned, Unplanned, Completed and Recurring views make the current workload readable without opening every job.
Link each job to the yacht system, equipment, component, location, contractor and supporting files that give it context.
Due dates and dated subtasks flow into Planner and the companion Today view so onboard teams can work from the same schedule.
Notes, photos, attachments, completion details and recurring service evidence remain with the vessel record after the work is closed.
Representative implementation example
Representative implementation example using local M/Y Aurelia preview data. It is not a customer testimonial or a guaranteed result.
The M/Y Aurelia preview starts with routine and one-off work that would commonly be spread across spreadsheets, calendars and individual equipment notes.
Jobs are classified, connected to systems and equipment, assigned due information and retained with their completion evidence in the same vessel workspace.
The resulting preview demonstrates one compact register where crew can separate planned from unplanned work and still open the full asset context when needed.
Operational workflow
Captains, chief engineers, officers and yacht managers replacing disconnected maintenance spreadsheets or an inflexible legacy PMS.
Create a planned or unplanned job and assign its priority, department and owner.
Connect the job to the relevant system, equipment, location and files.
Set due dates, recurring frequency or dated subtasks for Planner and Today.
Record the completed work, evidence and next maintenance requirement.
Built around the people using it
The same yacht data can support different decisions without giving every account the same level of access.
Captain
Review due work, ownership and operational impact without opening every technical record.
Chief engineer
Keep recurring service, job evidence and the next maintenance requirement attached to equipment.
Yacht manager
Use one current work register for planning, handover and contractor discussions.
Connected modules
Move between related SYS Bridge modules without separating the asset, person, evidence or history that gives the record meaning.
Questions
Practical answers about how this part of SYS Bridge works.
SYS Bridge supports onboard organisation and record keeping. Vessel owners, captains, managers and relevant authorities retain responsibility for operational decisions and compliance.
Yes. Worklist views separate planned maintenance from unplanned jobs while keeping both available in one operational register.
Yes. Recurring schedules can sit against the relevant system or equipment and surface the next due work in the operational workflow.
Yes. Completed work, linked evidence and asset context remain available through History, the source record and Bridge Mate search.
Per-yacht subscription
No separate crew-seat charge. Annual billing is US$2,490; onboarding is scoped from US$2,500.