Separate account
Cloud identity is independent of the local appliance account and access is invitation-only.
GlassBridge Cloud
See your yacht’s status ashore.
GlassBridge Cloud is the separately authenticated remote monitoring service for GlassBridge. Review available vessel status and records when the yacht is connected.
Focused monitoring
The approved vessel picture, available away from the yacht.
Organization, vessel, update time and equipment and update details stay with the status presented through GlassBridge Cloud.
Vessel overview
Approved vessel status is presented with its equipment and update time.
Vessel-specific access
Each user sees only the organisations and vessels included in their invitation.
Planning your installation
Remote yacht monitoring questions.
What can I see in GlassBridge Cloud?
GlassBridge Cloud shows permitted vessel status; reviewed equipment actions remain on the local appliance aboard the yacht.
Who can see a yacht in GlassBridge Cloud?
Access is invitation-only. A separate authenticated Cloud identity limits each user to the organisations and vessels assigned to them; an onboard account does not itself grant Cloud access.
What happens when the yacht loses internet connectivity?
Onboard monitoring and local workflows remain with the appliance. Remote updates depend on connectivity, so the update time and equipment details matter when reviewing Cloud status. How GlassBridge shows data status.
Service and lifecycle
Keep the installation understandable.
Configuration context
Keep the accepted equipment and input settings with the yacht.
Set-up, testing and handover
Define validation, acceptance and the documentation needed by owner and captain.
Controlled support
Agree who may see the available diagnostic context and which service workflows belong in the programme.
Local-first by design
The yacht does not depend on the cloud.
Core onboard operations remain local. GlassBridge Cloud extends the experience with authenticated remote visibility and service context.
The onboard systems stay in control when internet access is lost. Local equipment, power and network dependencies remain part of the installation design.
Each reading shows where it came from and when it was updated. Uncertain information stays visibly uncertain.
Explore trust and recoveryAboard your yacht
Check in from ashore with the time in view.
Open your invited vessel and review the engine, power and vessel status. Check the update time before deciding whether a reading describes the yacht now or its last connection.
If the yacht loses internet, onboard monitoring and local workflows continue. Cloud cannot receive new readings until connectivity returns. A last-known reading is useful context, but it is not a live update.
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Your installation
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Tell us about the yacht, its equipment and the experience you want aboard. We can define the next step around your installation.
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