SeaRoc

Name: SeaRoc
Brand: SeaRoc

SeaRoc is a vertical SaaS platform that provides SeaPlanner and SitePlanner to consolidate personnel competency, vessel and asset visibility, and safety workflows (RAMS, permits, transfer-of-control) into an auditable system for offshore wind and other high-risk operations.

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| Aspect | SeaRoc (SeaPlanner / SitePlanner) | Shoreline Wind (Marine Coordination) | Yokogawa OpreX Control of Work | |---|---|---|---| | Starting Price | Not publicly listed (quote-based) | Not publicly listed (demo-led) | Not publicly listed (enterprise/industrial sales) | | Primary Use Case | Offshore wind projects requiring integrated marine coordination and safe-system-of-work (permits/RAMS/transfer-of-control) and personnel/cert control | Marine coordination and logistics for offshore wind operations | Control of work and permitting for hazardous industries with broad industrial process coverage | | Key Strength | Offshore-wind-focused workflow suite with long product history | Emphasis on marine logistics and real-time coordination | Deep control-of-work/SSoW framing and industrial integrations | | Key Weakness | Limited independent review coverage and limited publicly documented technical security details | Public certification and compliance posture not clearly documented in reviewed sources | May be less tailored to offshore-wind-specific marine workflows and vessel coordination | - Narrative: SeaRoc's public positioning emphasises specialization in offshore wind workflows combined with marine coordination and permitting/SSoW capabilities. Competing vendors should be evaluated on depth of permit/RAMS/transfer-of-control functionality, marine logistics integrations (AIS, vessel tracking), usability, and deployment complexity. - Market share / adoption trends - The vendor makes claims of deployment across multiple offshore projects. Public regulatory and planning documents reference AIS data and other deployment contexts, suggesting real-world usage in maritime workflows. No independent market share report from major industry analyst firms for offshore wind marine coordination software was identified in the reviewed sources.

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Aspect	SeaRoc (SeaPlanner / SitePlanner)	Shoreline Wind (Marine Coordination)	Yokogawa OpreX Control of Work
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Not publicly listed (demo-led)	Not publicly listed (enterprise/industrial sales)
Primary Use Case	Offshore wind projects requiring integrated marine coordination and safe-system-of-work (permits/RAMS/transfer-of-control) and personnel/cert control	Marine coordination and logistics for offshore wind operations	Control of work and permitting for hazardous industries with broad industrial process coverage
Key Strength	Offshore-wind-focused workflow suite with long product history	Emphasis on marine logistics and real-time coordination	Deep control-of-work/SSoW framing and industrial integrations
Key Weakness	Limited independent review coverage and limited publicly documented technical security details	Public certification and compliance posture not clearly documented in reviewed sources	May be less tailored to offshore-wind-specific marine workflows and vessel coordination

Narrative: SeaRoc's public positioning emphasises specialization in offshore wind workflows combined with marine coordination and permitting/SSoW capabilities. Competing vendors should be evaluated on depth of permit/RAMS/transfer-of-control functionality, marine logistics integrations (AIS, vessel tracking), usability, and deployment complexity.
Market share / adoption trends
- The vendor makes claims of deployment across multiple offshore projects. Public regulatory and planning documents reference AIS data and other deployment contexts, suggesting real-world usage in maritime workflows. No independent market share report from major industry analyst firms for offshore wind marine coordination software was identified in the reviewed sources.