Invoices read for you
Header, lines, VAT and totals pulled from PDFs and scans, in many layouts.
Vessel cost intelligence
Zeemaat takes the administration off your hands and gives you the overview. Invoices, certificates, dossiers, forms and repair projects, all built from the documents you already have, and you stay in charge of every decision.

Four steps. Zeemaat does the first three; you do the one that matters.
The easiest way: upload invoices, quotes and reports right in the website. Or photograph a document with your phone camera, or forward it by email.
Text and scans are read, the document type is recognised, and supplier, vessel, amounts and lines are extracted.
Each line gets a proposal: SFI group, account code, cost category and machine, with the evidence next to it.
Approve, correct or reject in one review screen. Only then do the numbers count.
Header, lines, VAT and totals pulled from PDFs and scans, in many layouts.
Every cost line gets a proposed SFI group and ledger account, ranked and explained.
See what a main engine, a generator or a whole vessel costs, and per running hour where readings exist.
Approve, correct or reject, with the source document beside the proposal.
Follow costs while the work is still going on, and hand your accountant a clean export.
Simply upload files in the website, photograph a document with your phone, or forward an invoice by email. Everything lands ready for review, with no re-typing.
Zeemaat reads every document you already have and turns it into overviews you can act on.
Read, coded and reviewed. Costs per vessel, machine, project and BIMCO category, with Excel export.
Every certificate in your documents, with expiry dates and an outlook.
A dossier per repair, dry dock or maintenance period, built from your documents.
Save your Word forms as templates. Zeemaat fills in what it already knows.
One page of what needs attention, and a dossier download for an inspector or buyer.
A passport per machine: invoices, service reports, defects and running hours.
Compare quotations side by side and follow order against invoice.
Planned, actual and remaining per vessel, from confirmed costs.
One search box. Hand work over, and stand in when a colleague is away.
Whether you manage one vessel or a fleet, the paperwork looks the same. So does the fix.
One view of costs across the fleet, without chasing the office.
Know what each repair and dry dock really costs, while it is happening.
Clear numbers per vessel and per machine, without a finance degree.
Fewer manual entries, consistent coding, an audit trail on every decision.
Zeemaat does the work. The customer makes the decisions.The idea behind the product
Zeemaat is a web application that reads maritime invoices and technical documents, proposes how each cost should be coded, and gives ship managers, owners and finance teams a clear overview of vessel and project costs.
Ship managers, technical superintendents, ship owners, finance and purchasing teams, and project managers handling repairs, refits and dry dockings.
No. Zeemaat also keeps track of certificates and their expiry dates, builds dossiers per repair or project, fills in your forms from what it has read, prepares inspections and compares quotations.
No. Zeemaat is not an ERP or accounting package. It prepares and organises the cost information, and exports it to Excel so it fits your own administration.
You do. Zeemaat proposes and shows its evidence; a person approves, corrects or rejects. Nothing counts until it is reviewed.
PDF files, scans and photos of paper documents, Word and Excel files, and email.
Yes. Open your Zeemaat link on your phone, sign in once, and take a photo of the invoice or report. Zeemaat reads it and puts it ready for review, the same as any other document.
The easiest way is to upload them in the website. You can also photograph a document with your phone or forward an invoice by email.
Book a demo. Bert Timmers will show Zeemaat on documents like yours, online or on board.
See Zeemaat on your own documents: invoices, certificates and forms. Book a demo.