Kume Line Adopts Crew Labor Management Feature of Maritime Management Platform 'MARITIME 7'

Implementation Case: Kume Line Adopts 'MARITIME 7'

ZABoooN Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Katsuya Todaka) has announced the implementation of its crew labor management module within 'MARITIME 7,' its proprietary maritime management platform, at Kume Line Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Naha City, Okinawa; President: Daigo Tohbaru).

### Background: Addressing Operational Challenges

Ferry operations involve frequent port calls, making documentation tasks inherently complex. Furthermore, ensuring accurate information sharing among crews that rotate daily posed a significant challenge. The decision by Kume Line to adopt the system was driven largely by the 'Template Feature.' By allowing inputs to be locked for scheduled routes, the system significantly streamlines administrative work. This transition aims to reduce input burdens on the front line while enabling centralized management at headquarters, fostering an accurate, error-minimized fleet operation system.

### Overview of 'MARITIME 7' Crew Labor Management

Conventionally, vessel attendance data and service records have been managed via paper or Excel, often leading to fragmented information and labor-intensive aggregation tasks. With 'MARITIME 7,' all such data is centralized on the cloud. In particular, templating clock-in patterns simplifies labor record creation for regular routes, contributing to minimized administrative overhead.

### About ZABoooN Inc.

Guided by the vision to 'create the standard for maritime management,' ZABoooN provides maritime management platforms for coastal and ocean-going vessels. The company is actively promoting operational efficiency through digital transformation (DX) and plans to focus on further overseas expansion.