Maintenance request
Report dock, slip, utility, facility, or vessel-adjacent issues with notes and photos.
Request detail
Tenant can add location, urgency, availability, photo evidence, access notes, and preferred contact method.
tenant portal
A simple tenant portal for service requests, notices, access needs, and vessel updates.
A MERIDIAN site version for marina tenants and slipholders who need to request maintenance, utilities, access, deliveries, parking, vendor visits, dock support, notices, and status updates without calling the office for every follow-up.
- Submit requests
- Track status
- Dock notices
- Vendor access
- Vessel profile
AudienceResident tenants, slipholders, liveaboards where allowed, tenant representatives
Site versionMarina Tenants & Slipholders
Open requests5
Scheduled2
Notices3
Docs due1
New 02
Pedestal issuePhoto attached
Package deliveryGate code requested
Scheduled 02
Vendor accessFriday 10:00
Pump-outWindow confirmed
In Progress 02
Dock maintenanceCrew assigned
Parking passOffice review
Complete 02
Water hose repairClosed with photo
Vessel doc updateAccepted
5open requests
2scheduled visits
3active notices
1document update
Tailored service story
Services organized around this audience’s actual work.
This version keeps the navigation functional and service-led, while adapting language, metrics, tasks, and operating examples to marina tenants.
Utility support
Request help for power, water, pedestal, Wi-Fi, lighting, pump-out, waste, or meter-related issues.
Utility context
The request stays tied to a slip or vessel profile so staff can route it properly.
Vendor and visitor access
Notify the marina about vendor visits, deliveries, crew access, guest arrivals, or temporary access needs.
Access workflow
Can include name, company, date, arrival window, destination, and required approval.
Delivery and parking coordination
Submit package, loading, temporary parking, cart, or dockside delivery requests.
Logistics workflow
Helps the marina know what is coming, when, and where it should go.
What it means for tenants
A clearer way to coordinate with your marina, harbor, and service team.
Not more administration — fewer loose threads. One private place for the operational details that usually scatter across calls, texts, and forms.
Fewer repeated details
Your vessel details and documents stay ready, so you are not re-sending the same information at every renewal, arrival, or request.
Clearer request status
See whether a request is received, scheduled, in progress, or complete — without calling the office to ask.
Easier service coordination
Submit maintenance, utility, delivery, or dock-support requests with notes and photos, routed to the right team the first time.
Document & insurance readiness
Keep insurance and vessel documents current in one place, so nothing holds up an arrival or a berth.
Approved vendor access
Coordinate an approved vendor or delivery with a clear arrival window — a clean handoff, not a scramble at the gate.
Arrival & departure preparation
Get ready for arrivals, departures, and seasonal changes with the notices and details in front of you.
Notices & updates
Property updates reach you in one place.
Dock notices, requirements, and marina updates land in your workspace instead of a stack of emails — so you catch the details that matter and skip the ones that do not apply to you.
Privacy & permissions
What you can see — and what stays private.
MERIDIAN is permissioned by role. Your workspace shows your operation, and only your operation.
What you can see
- Your own requests and their status
- Notices and requirements from your marina
- Your vessel profile and the documents you provide
- Approved vendor visits tied to your slip or vessel
- Your own service history and records
What stays private from you
- Other tenants’ requests, documents, or vessel details
- Marina finances, staff notes, and internal operations
- Anything outside your slip, vessel, or invited scope
Access
How invited access works.
Tenant access is by invitation from your marina or operator — never open public signup.
Your marina invites you
You receive a private workspace scoped to your slip or vessel. There is no public listing and no self-service sign-up.
You add what helps
Vessel details, documents, and requests — kept private to your scope and shared only with your service team.
You coordinate cleanly
Requests, approved vendor access, and notices in one place. Your access ends when your tenancy does.
Tenant questions
What tenants ask most.
Straight answers about access, privacy, and what MERIDIAN is — and is not.
Do I need a MERIDIAN account?
You do not sign up on your own. If your marina or harbor runs MERIDIAN, they invite you to a workspace scoped to your slip or vessel.
Can I use MERIDIAN if my marina invited me?
Yes — an invitation from your marina or operator is exactly how tenant access begins.
What information can the marina see?
The marina sees the requests, documents, and vessel details you share for your slip — the information needed to coordinate service. It is not a feed of your everyday activity.
Can I submit service requests?
Yes — maintenance, utilities, deliveries, parking, and dock support, with notes and photos, and you can follow each one’s status.
Can vendors be invited?
Yes. You or the marina can coordinate approved vendor access for work on your vessel, with a clear arrival window.
Can I upload insurance or vessel documents?
Yes. Keeping insurance and vessel documents ready in one place means fewer repeated requests at renewal or arrival.
Is this a public profile?
No. Your workspace is private and permissioned — not a public listing, a directory, or a tracking page.
What happens when I leave the marina?
Your scoped access ends with your tenancy. Your workspace is tied to the relationship, not published anywhere.
Who controls my access?
Access is granted by your marina or operator and scoped to your slip or vessel. You control the details you choose to add.
Get started
Request tenant access, or contact your marina team.
If your marina runs MERIDIAN, ask them to invite you — or reach out and we will point you to the right operating team. Tenant workspaces are private, permissioned, and invitation-based.