Make SE-DJPL-8-2024 compliance a property of your deployed system, not a recurring administrative burden.
Surat Edaran SE-DJPL-8-2024, ditetapkan 27 Februari 2024, mewajibkan setiap Tersus dan TUKS untuk memasang sistem pemantauan kapal berbasis AIS dan CCTV dengan integrasi real-time ke i-Motion. The mandate is unambiguous; the implementation paths multiply rapidly when terminals try to assemble compliance from disparate vendors.
Vessel monitoring as a structural element of the National Logistics Ecosystem.
Peraturan Presiden Nomor 5 Tahun 2020 tentang Penataan Ekosistem Logistik Nasional positions port-service standardization as a structural element of national logistics performance, investment climate, and economic competitiveness. SE-DJPL-8-2024 is the operational expression of that framework at the Tersus-TUKS layer.
Under the directive, every Penyelenggara Pelabuhan, Badan Usaha Pelabuhan, and operator of Terminal Khusus or Terminal Untuk Kepentingan Sendiri must implement an AIS-and-CCTV vessel monitoring system, with data transmitted in real time to the Indonesian Integrated Monitoring System on Navigation (i-Motion) operated by Direktorat Jenderal Perhubungan Laut at Kementerian Perhubungan.
Three places multi-vendor compliance breaks down.
Tracking the Requirement
SE-DJPL-8-2024 sits on top of Peraturan Presiden 5/2020 and the broader DJPL regulatory canon. Terminals without dedicated compliance counsel discover requirements late, often at audit.
Implementing Without Vendor Lock-In
Multi-vendor stacks — AIS receiver from one supplier, CCTV from another, integration server from a third — produce attribution gaps when something fails and audit asks who is responsible.
Sustaining Year-on-Year
Year-1 commissioning is the easy part. Year 2-3 retention discipline, year-3 hardware refresh, and year-4 regulatory amendment tracking are where compliance posture quietly decays.
Four properties of the VIDENS compliance bundle.
Bundled Components
AIS receiver, CCTV array, Integration Server, firewall, and i-Motion feed subscription delivered as a single deliverable. One BOM, one quotation, one installation, one accountable counterparty.
Single Accountable Vendor
Compliance audit becomes a trace through one vendor's documented system rather than a cross-vendor reconstruction. Neurogs as Indonesian principal manufacturer carries end-to-end responsibility.
Audit-Ready Documentation
Every system property — retention window, channel allocation, transmission log, alarm workflow — is documented in auditor-shaped form at the moment of commissioning, not retrofitted at audit time.
Year-1 Subscription Included
AIS data feed and CCTV RTSP feed to i-Motion subscription bundled for the first year. Compliance is shipped, not configured later.
Three outcomes the regulator and the auditor recognize.
Automatic, Continuous Compliance Feed
i-Motion and Dashboard KSOP/DJPL receive a continuous compliance feed without operator intervention. Every transmission is logged with timestamp, payload summary, and outcome.
30-Day Audit-Defensible Evidence
Network Video Recorder retains thirty days of continuous CCTV under all package tiers — the evidentiary window an auditor or investigator actually needs.
Single-Vendor Accountability
Neurogs as Indonesian principal manufacturer, with hardware staging at Workshop & SOC, Jl. Kamboja, Palmerah — single-counterparty accountability under Indonesian commercial law.
Engineer your Tersus-TUKS compliance posture with a single vendor.
VIDENS delivers the AIS receiver, the CCTV array, the Integration Server, and the i-Motion feed subscription as a unified deliverable. Indonesian-engineered, Indonesian-supported, Indonesian-deployed.