Capacity, vessels, suppliers
on one read-only window.
Marina capacity, vessel traffic, holds, and supplier-of-record on one Bahamian-hosted ledger. Procurement awards are append-only with a 7-year retention window. Yatlas’s authority desk reads from the same chart the dockmaster runs — no parallel system, no reconciliation drift.
The authority’s window, in three lines.
Query the operating layer for capacity. Read the same append-only ledger the marinas post to. Audit procurement awards with full provenance — the same chart, scoped to the role that opened it.
One window onto the dock plan of every partner marina.
Authorities don't run a parallel system — they read the same grid the marinas post to. Slip occupancy, holds, vessel traffic, and dockside overrides surface in real time, scoped to the granted role. The Port Department sees the chart the dockmaster runs, not a stale weekly export.
The same ledger. Scoped to the role that opened it.
Yatlas does not run a parallel database for authorities. The read window is a scoped view over the same append-only ledger the marinas post to. Grants are role-based; retention is Bahamian-domiciled; exports run in the formats Port Department and Customs already file.
Every award, with the rule, the bidders, and the operator who pressed the button.
Procurement is the deepest audit surface Yatlas exposes. Every RFQ opens with a bidder set; every award stamps the rule, the supplier-of-record, and the operator. Runner dispatch carries the GPS log. Authorities read the same ledger the captain and the MSME post to — no second system, no reconciliation drift.
Request a briefing on the Bahamian operating layer.
Yatlas is not yet a contracted vendor of the Bahamian Government. The authority track is a briefing first — a 45-minute walkthrough of the read-only window, the procurement audit surface, and the MOU shape. Scoped pilot follows only when there is mutual fit.