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Greywing's SeaGPT gives maritime crew managers better email capabilities

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Maritime intelligence platform Greywing raises seed funding from investors like Flexport (Image credit- Tech Crunch)

The demand for effective personnel changes increases along with the maritime industry's expansion. Keeping track of each person's travel arrangements, COVID needs, and immigration procedures may quickly grow tedious and time-consuming for maritime crew managers. Maritime crew managers are under increasing pressure to rapidly and accurately manage immigration restrictions, COVID requirements, and travel arrangements for their crew as sea travel and shipping operations develop quickly in the era of globalized trade and the pandemic. To address this problem, the Singapore-based marine intelligence platform Greywing created SeaGPT, a GPT4-based AI chatbot specifically designed for the maritime sector. On SeaGPT's official website, fans may find out more information. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1500"]SeaGPT by Greywing Enables Maritime Crew Managers with Better Email  Abilities | Tech Times Image credit- Tech Times[/caption] By automating some of the communication processes and including critical information from port agency responses in the emails pertaining to the particular crew members, SeaGPT streamlines communication. It is accessible through the mobile app, Slackbot, and the platform Greywing. While running in the background, the chatbot compiles pertinent data for the task. By offering automatic decision support, translating emails into several languages, and extracting data from emails and documents, SeaGPT also helps users save time. In order to address a rising issue that crew management encounters globally, Greywing has integrated SeaGPT into its platform. Due to the overwhelmingly large number of activities involved, this could result in a system of staff swapping that is more effective and lowers the likelihood of human error. To keep its platform as efficient and current as possible, Greywing is also aiming to keep growing and developing SeaGPT. The marine sector can anticipate a future in which personnel changes will be easier and more efficient thanks to SeaGPT. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="705"]Greywing's new SeaGPT solves email overwhelm for maritime crew managers Image credit- Yahoo News[/caption] In order to provide crew management with an appropriate response, SeaGPT is also connected to a private database with 18,300 ports and is equipped to respond to inquiries, analyze data, and search through all pertinent information. It further ensures accuracy by prohibiting hallucinations; if it lacks the information sought, it signals a problem for the user rather than presuming or seeming to have it. The chatbot can also detect other languages (such as Hindi, Greek, Russian, and Mandarin), interpret emails from port agencies, retrieve patterns from those emails, and provide structured data about crew changes. Also read: On a budget of $50, keep your desk and cables organized Although port agency connections with Teams and WhatsApp are presently being developed, SeaGPT is now available on the Greywing platform, Slackbot, and its mobile app. The business hopes to transform the chatbot into a helpful colleague who can jump into conversations as needed as its capabilities grow. The ability of SeaGPT to simplify staff transfers in the marine sector will undoubtedly be advantageous to the sector as a whole.  

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

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