Surveyor Intake Form
What the BQS inspector fills in at the manifold — the five quantities, every tank, the 20 fraud-screens. Saves offline; flags shorts live.
Open the form →The Approval Desk
The heart. Nothing reaches a customer without a named Approve click. Four lanes — Ganesh, Dr. Aparna, Kalpana — and Dr. Vis's red gate.
Enter the Pass →The Oversight Ledger
The glass box. Every approver's activity shown equally, in daylight, known to all. Governance that defends the honest and reveals the careless.
View oversight →BunkerIQ Fleet Portal
Where the shipowner logs in: their ledger, claims tracker, released documents, and "Ask Viswa" — every answer from a named human, never software alone.
See the portal →ROB Audit & Bunkering Frame
The report a customer receives — before/entered/after, every fuel, every tank. $29,575 surfaced in one attendance.
Open sample report →The Chapter-Book
The running story of every ship, barge, supplier and port — the paid intelligence, updated nightly, every line auditable.
Open the ledger →BQS — Bunker Quantity
The claims-recovery service landing page: the 72-hour claims document, the gap-audit hook, the pilot offer.
Open landing page →ROB Assurance
Dr. Vis's bigger business: "Do you know what's really in your tanks?" Multi-fuel, surprise checks, the Bunkering Frame.
Open landing page →What Viswa Saved You
The annual receipt — $9 protected for every $1 paid. The document that ends the haggling.
Open sample →Build Status — for Dr. Vis
1. Nothing reaches a customer without a named human's Approve click. · 2. Every number traces to a sealed survey record.