AIMS vs ShipManager Crewing

AIMS provides airline systems for crew management, operations control, and commercial planning. Crew functions cover manpower planning, pairings, leave, training, assignments, legality checks, and statistics; the eCREW portal gives staff personal and flight information, leave requests, messaging, and duty swaps. Operations Control handles aircraft movement management, maintenance planning, schedule construction, and disruption recovery. Commercial Planning compares schedule scenarios and estimates revenue, cost, and profit. The system processes SITA movement and load messages, ACARS messages, and IATA ASM, SSM, and SSIM data. Airlines can use SaaS hosting on AIMS Cloud at Amazon AWS in Frankfurt, Germany, or install and maintain it in-house. Mobile apps provide access to the AIMS Web Portal, and e-Ops supports mobile operations monitoring. AIMS says it is approved by more than 50 National Civil Aviation Authorities, including EASA and FAA, and holds ISO 27001 Security Standards certification. Pricing is available on request, with crew and aircraft counts requested. Crew Check-In / Check-Out is available only in crew-room PCs through a web browser.

ShipManager Crewing is DNV software for coordinating the crewing process across a marine crew pool. It supports fleetwide planning, scheduling and monitoring of work and rest hours, with crew records for certificates, licences, qualifications, experience and contracts. Payroll tools handle maritime wage types and scales, earnings and deductions, fleet payroll calculations and bank remittance following ISO20022. Modules include Crew Data, Crew Planning, Payroll, Crew Resting Hours, Appraisals, Canteen and Ship Cash Box. Shipping companies can collaborate with crewing offices, agencies and vessels. Other tools include rest-hour non-conformity alerts, appraisals, hiring certificates, reports, serial letters, master's cash and cash advances, and crew pool statistics and KPIs. DNV describes the software and payroll as configurable for a fleet. It runs on Android, iOS and the web, with hybrid deployment. Pricing is on request; no plan price or package limits are stated.