Fleet Map

The company-level Map shows where the whole fleet is at a glance: one marker for every yacht in your company that is currently reporting an AIS position.

Open it from the company sidebar under Map. It is available to management profiles — Management Admin, Management User and Management Viewer — while looking at the company side of the app. A yacht's own sidebar has a separate Map entry that shows just that yacht.

What is on the page

• A Yachts counter above the map. It counts every active yacht in your company, whether or not that yacht is currently plotted — so a number higher than the count of markers is normal and simply means some yachts have no position to show.
• The map itself, drawn on OpenStreetMap with an OpenSeaMap sea-mark overlay that appears once you zoom in.
• A marker for each yacht that has an AIS position on record. Click one to see its details and its recent track.

The map opens framed on the yachts it plotted: zoomed to fit them all when there are several, centred on the single yacht when only one reported, and on a wide world view when none did. After that you can pan and zoom freely with the mouse wheel or the touchpad.

If nothing at all can be plotted, the map is greyed out and a notice explains that fleet location is unavailable — because no vessels have been added, because a yacht's MMSI is missing, or because no AIS data is available at the moment. Dismiss clears the notice so you can still use the empty map.

How it differs from a vessel's Map

The vessel-level Map, reached from a yacht's own sidebar after opening that yacht, covers one yacht and adds a Past Trips table under the map. The fleet map has no trips table; it is the overview across yachts. Position data, freshness and track history behave the same way on both.

Archived yachts are never plotted here.