Ofiniti has launched a trial in Singapore integrating its FuelBoss platform directly with Ocean Network Express (ONE), marking its first buyer-side integration. By establishing direct system-to-system data flow between ONE’s procurement platform and bunker suppliers, the initiative eliminates manual retyping, reduces reconciliation errors, and turns static delivery documents into real-time actionable data.
Singapore | July 21, 2026 – Maritime digital operations provider Ofiniti has kicked off a pioneering trial in Singapore aimed at eliminating manual data entry from the bunkering workflow. The initiative directly integrates Ofiniti’s flagship FuelBoss platform with the internal procurement systems of Ocean Network Express (ONE), making the world’s sixth-largest container carrier its inaugural buyer-side integration partner.
By connecting the buyer’s system straight to the supplier’s operational platform, the project targets one of the most persistent operational bottlenecks in marine fueling: the manual retyping and email reconciliation of bunker delivery data.
Direct Data Flow: Eliminating the “Retype Gap”
Despite widespread adoption of electronic documentation, marine fuel purchasing across global fleets frequently relies on manual reconciliation. Discrepancies between buyer-side purchase orders and supplier-side delivery logs have historically required time-consuming email exchanges, phone calls, and manual PDF comparisons across every stem.
The integration trial establishes a direct system-to-system pipeline between ONE’s fleet management architecture and FuelBoss.
System-to-System Architecture & Operational Benefits
- Buyer-Side Integration: ONE Procurement System (Buyer-Side Platform)
- Supplier Platform: FuelBoss Platform (Operational Supplier)
- Connection Mechanism: Direct Automated API Data Flow between buyer and supplier systems
Core Operational Impact
- Direct System Integration: Connects ONE’s procurement platform directly with FuelBoss via automated APIs, establishing a real-time, automated data pipeline.
- Zero Manual Retyping: Eliminates human data entry across stem records to completely erase intermediate re-keying errors.
- Instant Discrepancy Matching: Compares delivery metrics automatically to accelerate invoice settlements and slash dispute resolution times.
- Data Over Documents: Replaces static PDFs with structured, actionable data feeds instantly available for procurement and claims workflows.
- Real-Time Operational Auditing: Gives buyer-side teams immediate, verified visibility into fuel deliveries for faster compliance and audit processing.
Why Singapore Serves as the Testing Ground
The trial is strategically anchored in Singapore, the world’s premier bunkering port. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has established itself as an international benchmark for maritime digital transformation, having made digital bunkering and electronic Bunker Delivery Notes (eBDNs) standard practice across all local fuel transfers.
ONE has previously been an early adopter of Singapore’s digital bunkering initiatives, having successfully trialed e-BDNs as early as late 2023. Meanwhile, Ofiniti, which acquired Singapore-based e-BDN specialist Angsana Technology in 2025, holds an estimated 40% market share in Singapore’s digital bunkering landscape.
In a statement announcing the partnership, Ofiniti emphasized that while a single integration is only one step, buyer-side integration represents the critical next phase for global maritime digitalization.
“Every bunker delivery still runs on retyped data. The buyer’s system says one thing, the supplier’s says another, and someone reconciles the gap by email, phone, or PDF,” Ofiniti stated. “One connection will not transform the industry on its own, but digitalisation gets built one integration at a time. We are grateful to ONE for being willing to go first.”
About Ocean Network Express (ONE)
Headquartered in Singapore, Ocean Network Express (ONE) is the world’s sixth-largest container shipping company. Formed in 2017 through the merger of Japan’s “K” Line, MOL, and NYK, the carrier operates a fleet of over 260 vessels with a total capacity exceeding 2 million TEUs. ONE is a key player in global trade, providing coverage to over 120 countries and operating its global command center out of the world’s premier bunkering hub in Singapore.
About Ofiniti
Ofiniti is the leading independent operational platform for bunkering. Through its flagship platform, FuelBoss, Ofiniti provides digital delivery, real-time operational intelligence, and automated documentation across all marine fuels, connecting suppliers, customers, and infrastructure to create a shared view of operations across the bunkering ecosystem, enabling better decisions, controlled execution, and continuous improvement. Ofiniti serves more than 150 customers worldwide and is headquartered in Oslo with operations in Singapore, the Netherlands, and a growing international presence.
Source: Ofiniti