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Pre-Arrival Notification Report
DraftStanding certificates are attached automatically from the vessel's certificate vault. Only voyage-specific documents are requested.
Live rule check
—Checked against Port Rules & Regulations Rev 01 as you type.
Flag, don't block. Findings are recorded and shown to the Harbour Master with the application — they never prevent submission. Any rule can be set to hard-block by configuration.
Certificate vault
—All applications
| Reference | Form | Vessel | ETA | Status | Document |
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Vessel registry
Particulars entered once, reused on every form| Vessel | IMO | Type | LOA | Certificates |
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Why this matters
The Pre-Arrival Notification in the Rules asks for roughly 25 items, most of them standing vessel particulars and certificates that never change between calls.
Held once in the registry, they are attached automatically to every application. The agent fills only what is genuinely voyage-specific — and the system warns before a certificate expires rather than after a vessel is refused.
Application queue
Ordered by ETA| Ref | Form | Vessel | Agent | ETA | Status |
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Issued documents register
Every approval, sealed and retrievable| Reference | Document | Vessel | Approved by | Issued |
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Licensed bunker & STS operators
Maintained by QSM · drives form validation| Operator | Licence | Scope | Valid to | Status |
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Registered agents
| Company | Users | Status |
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Reference data, not code
Licensed operators, vessel classes, approval roles and the rule parameters themselves are administered from these screens. When the Rules move from Rev 01 to Rev 02 — new notice periods, new required certificates — the change is configuration, not a software release.
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Revision and status shown on every recordVerify an issued document
Anyone holding a Shinas Port document — a terminal, customs, a master, a broker — can confirm it is genuine. No account required.
Oman's Electronic Transactions Law (Royal Decree 39/2025) gives an electronic signature the same effect as a handwritten one where the system identifies the signer, keeps signing under their control, and preserves the integrity of the document.
Each issued document therefore carries the approver's identity and designation, the moment of approval, a unique reference, and a cryptographic integrity seal — with the full audit trail retained behind it.
If a qualified signature is ever mandated, Oman's national PKI (THEQA / TAM) can be added without changing this workflow.