Two sensors. Each matched to what it can actually see.
VeriTide pairs satellite observation with onboard computer vision to turn continuous monitoring into inspection-ready evidence for MARPOL, PSC, and SIRE.
Maritime compliance spans two genuinely different kinds of evidence. MARPOL is about what happens on the water and in the air: an oil sheen, a chemical slick, an emissions plume. A satellite can see that; a camera on deck cannot, because it's beyond the horizon or invisible to the eye entirely.
PSC and SIRE are the opposite problem: they're about the physical condition of the ship and its crew. Is PPE being worn, is the bridge watch being kept, is cargo secured. No satellite can see inside a cargo hold or onto a working deck. That's a camera's job. VeriTide doesn't force one sensor to do both jobs, it matches each compliance framework to the sensor that can genuinely observe it.
MARPOL findings are corroborated by satellite pass data. PSC and SIRE findings are corroborated by camera-evidenced timestamps. Neither claims what it can't actually see.
Every camera feed is monitored by AI at all times. No gaps from crew fatigue, shift changes, or distraction.
Detections are generated directly into SIRE VIQ7, PSC deficiency-code, and MARPOL annex-referenced report formats, not raw data an analyst has to translate.
Satellite passes are checked against a vessel's position and time window for oil-slick, chemical-slick, and emissions signatures, with cloud cover and data quality checked before any finding is trusted, not after.
Every camera feed is watched by AI in real time for PPE compliance, fire and safety hazards, watchkeeping, and security events: the physical-condition evidence PSC and SIRE inspections actually require.
Where both sensors are relevant, a finding is only escalated when independent evidence agrees, reducing the false positives that make single-sensor tools hard to trust.
Every detection is logged with a timestamp and, where applicable, a video clip: a non-repudiable record for inspectors, P&I clubs, and internal compliance review.
VeriTide generates real, inspection-formatted reports across five frameworks today, from the same underlying evidence.
Oil discharge, harmful substances, and air pollution: satellite-corroborated findings mapped to the relevant annex and regulation.
Annex I · III · VI
Camera-evidenced findings mapped to SOLAS/MLC/ISPS deficiency codes, SIRE VIQ7 chapters, and ISM elements, with a readiness score before an inspector ever boards.
Deficiency Codes · VIQ7 · NCRs