OpenTug and Blessey Marine Services Modernize Voyage Invoicing with BargeOS

August 12, 2026
OpenTug and Blessey Marine Services are working together to use BargeOS Invoice Intelligence for voyage invoicing, with automation for invoice capture, matching, validation, and reconciliation.

OpenTug and Blessey Marine Services announced a collaboration to modernize voyage invoicing through BargeOS Invoice Intelligence.

Blessey will use the system to connect voyage activity, operational data, vendor expenses, contracts, and financial records in one billing workflow. The companies said the setup is intended to reduce the time needed to generate customer invoices and speed voyage cost reconciliation.

BargeOS Invoice Intelligence uses AI to capture, match, validate, and reconcile vendor invoices against voyage activity, contracts, and operational records. Blessey plans to process voyage costs in near real time as implementation continues.

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