Flavian Systems
VESSELS. AIRCRAFT. A CLEARER OPERATING PICTURE.
One workspace for sea and sky
Vessel and aircraft awareness
Review available vessel and aircraft observations in a shared operating picture. Bring maritime and aviation activity into the same context while checking the age and coverage of each record.
Find the asset that matters
Search vessels by name or MMSI, and aircraft by callsign, ICAO24 or country. Move from an overview to the individual asset and the information available for your review.
Go beyond a map marker
Examine reported positions and recorded tracks, with identity, altitude, speed and heading where available. Use the surrounding context to decide what needs further investigation.
Focus the next investigation
Use available alerts, watchlists and asset details to focus attention. Review a vessel observation gap or a change in aircraft activity as a question to investigate, with corroboration before conclusions.
Make findings easier to review
Use reporting tools to share a review. Explore the staged vessel investigation workspace for frozen evidence captures, linked findings and marine insurance reports that retain questions and limitations.
Built around the questions your team asks
Which vessel or aircraft are we looking at? What has been reported about its movement? What deserves attention, and what evidence would explain it? TITUS brings these questions into a more focused workflow for operators, analysts and commercial teams.
A clearer starting point for investigation
From maritime observation gaps to aircraft movement and insurance evidence, TITUS helps teams frame the next question. These examples describe review workflows, not a live alert feed or an automatic finding of wrongdoing.
Why has this vessel stopped updating?
Check the last reported observation, available track context and surrounding activity. A gap may reflect transmission, reception or provider delivery; investigate the cause before drawing a conclusion.
What does this aircraft's track show?
Review the available callsign, ICAO24 identity, position history, altitude, speed and heading. Compare the reported movement with the question your team is investigating and identify what still needs checking.
Can another reviewer follow the findings?
Explore the staged Insurance Evidence Review workflow for vessel cases. Preserve captured observations, link supporting and contradicting evidence, and share findings with the unresolved questions kept visible.
See how the workflow comes together
Your TITUS questions, answered
Straight answers about vessel and aircraft coverage, investigation workflows and evaluating TITUS for your team.
Yes. TITUS includes vessel and aircraft listings, mapped observations, asset details and recorded aircraft tracks. Availability, coverage and freshness depend on the configured sources; a stored observation does not guarantee a current position.
Search vessels by name or MMSI. Aircraft search supports callsign, ICAO24 and country. Review the available identity and timestamps to confirm that a result is relevant to your investigation.
TITUS is designed for maritime operators, aviation analysts, commercial investigation teams and marine insurance professionals who need a clearer view of asset activity. Ask us to demonstrate the workflow and data scope relevant to your team.
Use alerts as starting points for review, alongside the available asset details and observations. The staged vessel case workspace adds evidence links, analyst reasoning and explicit limitations. Missing data alone does not establish intent, misconduct or causation.
It is a staged workflow for marine insurance investigation and due diligence: record incident details, preserve vessel observations, link findings to captures and export a review report. It supports human assessment and does not make fraud, liability or coverage decisions.
Request a demonstration to confirm current features, staged workflows, available feeds and permitted data use. Explore the documentation and published plans before choosing a scope. Commercial includes a planned one-month company trial; online signup and checkout remain in preparation.