Nautic Network News.
January 2023.
Boats Group speaks NautiX
The American Boats Group, which operates portals such as boatshop24, BOOT24, inautia, cosasdebarcos, and botentekoop, has been supporting the NautiX interface since early 2023.
March 2022
Update to v1.1
We did a small update on NautiX in order to adress some issues previously discussed with other NautiX partners:
Just a thought, some elements such as range and consumption are dependent upon other factors, namely speed. We would enter range as 300nm @ 8kn. NautiX only allows a numeric value (300). Idea for next release?
we added additional possibilities to define range & consumption
a new node will prevent errors with the engine count
You find all details in the Changelog.
This update is backward compatible and all current implementations should continue working without problems. However, feel free to make use of these new attributes.
The validator has as well been updated and does his checks depending on the version number in your NautiX feed.
January 2022.
First Nautic Network conference
The first Nautic Network conference took place on 18 January 2022. Portals from all over Europe took part. All participants agreed that a new standard is essential. The well designed NautiX interface is convincing. The feedback from all participants was extremely positive.
We are happy that the Nautic Network family will continue to grow.
August 2021.
Youboat.com joins Nautic Network
The Nautic Network continues to grow. The newest partner is the international platform youboat.com.
February 2021.
Launch of the Nautic Network Website
The first version of the website nautic-network.org website goes live.
January 2021.
The new Standard Goes Live
The platforms boat24.com and yachtall.com exchange mutual customers for the first time via the new NautiX interface.
March - December 2020.
The Project is Taking Shape
The participants are working hard on the new interface. The next steps are discussed in regular telephone conferences.
An online project management tool is used as the basis for collaboration. Up to eight people can exchange ideas online and work together to develop the new interface.
February 2020.
Project Launch
The working group starts work on the specifications for the interface. At the same time, the Code of Conduct is developed. All participants (Partners and Friends) of the Nautic Network must adhere to these rules.
January 2020.
Formation of the Working Group
Several portals and service providers in the digital marine sector decide to define a new standard for exchanging boat-related data. As a result of these discussions, a working group is formed consisting of the three leading portals boat24.com, boot24.com and yachtall.com. Together, they aim to define a new standard and design the interface.