BASS Software has launched a cloud-native, fully managed iteration of its maritime ERP suite, BASSnet Neo, extending the product into a single, integrated Software-as-a-Service offering.

The move sees BASSnet Neo unify a range of operational modules into one platform. Sources indicated the announcement on 26 August 2026.

BASSnet Neo brings together Maintenance, Procurement, Materials, Projects for dry docking, Document Management and HSEQ into a single environment. The vendor describes the product as a next-generation maritime ERP extended into a fully integrated cloud-native SaaS suite.

The company presents the release as enabling ship owners and managers to run critical fleet operations from one platform. The package is offered as a fully managed service rather than a collection of discrete on-premises applications.

Consolidated modules

The new release groups core operational functions previously handled in separate systems. The principal modules named in the announcement are:

  • Maintenance
  • Procurement
  • Materials
  • Projects (Dry Docking)
  • Document Management
  • HSEQ

These elements are presented as a continuous workflow so that information need not be re-entered or reconciled between multiple tools.

Delivery and usage

BASSnet Neo is delivered as a cloud-native SaaS product and is described as fully managed by the vendor. That model places responsibility for hosting, updates and day-to-day platform administration with the supplier rather than the ship operator.

According to the report, the integrated approach is intended to allow operators to coordinate maintenance planning, material provisioning and project delivery from a single system. The vendor frames that capability as central to running critical fleet operations from one platform.

The inclusion of dry-docking project management within the same environment is highlighted as part of the consolidation. Document control and HSEQ functions are also included among the modules listed in the announcement.

The announcement does not set out detailed pricing, migration pathways or a schedule for phased roll-out in the material supplied. Vessel operators seeking to assess integration with existing systems will need to engage the supplier for implementation specifics.

BASS Software's repositioning of BASSnet as a unified, cloud-native SaaS suite follows broader sector trends towards subscription services and platform consolidation. The company characterises the launch as an extension of its next-generation maritime ERP into a single managed offering, according to reports.

Operators and managers interested in adopting BASSnet Neo are likely to consider migration logistics, data migration, and interoperability with other onboard and shore-based systems. The announcement is presented as a strategic step in delivering an all-in-one operational environment for fleet management.