The Maritime Intelligence Platform
CPP Intelligence connects vessels, voyages, ports, commodities, companies, securities and source evidence in one professional research environment.
From movement to meaning
Most vessel trackers answer where a ship is. CPP is designed to answer why the movement matters, who controls the asset, what is probably aboard, which companies are exposed and how the activity compares with history. Every voyage becomes a linked research record rather than a temporary map point.
The interface begins with a global commercial map because visual discovery is fast. Beneath the map sits 909DB, the evidence and entity layer that joins observed AIS signals with vessel particulars, port calls, corporate filings, trade statistics, sanctions records, weather, terminal specialization and historical operating patterns.
Evidence classes
Direct documentation
Manifest, government record, exchange filing, port record or another authoritative source.
Attributed information
Company release, port notice, agent report, reputable publication or structured third-party feed.
Transparent inference
Estimate built from draft, capacity, route, terminal, vessel class, history and related signals, with confidence and range.
Designed for professional workflows
Users can start with a ship, public company, port, commodity, route, terminal, country or ticker. Related records remain one click away. Research teams can build watchlists, compare fleets, export observations, schedule alerts and trace each conclusion back to its sources. Free access provides useful current information; paid access adds history, bulk exports, APIs, ownership graphs, counterparty resolution and institutional models.