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Once you have located a cargo in your cargo list you can click this cargo and open up the cargo booking. You can maintain/edit the particulars of this cargo from this screen.
Laycan dates are validated client side, indicated in red if one of the dates, either commencing or cancelling date is missing. The validation is separate for Laycan- and for Laycan target-fields.
When deleting a cargo you will be presented different options based on the cargo you are deleting
Cargoes are loaded and discharged in cargo ports and these cargo ports are linked to the port calls you find in the voyages schedule.
One port call can be linked to:
no cargo port - for port calls to Bunkering, Canal Passages etc.
one cargo port - when loading/discharging one cargo
more than one cargo port - when loading/discharging more than one cargo
When deleting a cargo the link between the cargo ports and port calls will define what options you will see in the delete cargo window.
When deleting a cargo which has cargo ports linked to a port calls which are linked to some other cargos cargo ports you will get a simple confirmation message before cargo is deleted as per below
The same confirmation message will always be shown for unallocated cargoes.
The Timeline shows the voyages schedule on the right side and the cargo ports of the cargo you are about to delete on the left side.
Template cargoes are currently handled in module.
Open the Cargoes module in the Chartering section.
In the top right corner, click Create.
Select Create New Cargo.
Fill in the required fields and any additional information about the new cargo.
Click Create.
Required fields:
Load Port
Discharge Port
Charterer
Commodity
To efficiently create a cargo you can use a or a Budget Template.
CoA Templates are the template cargoes that are maintained in the CoA module.
Budget Templates are cargoes that come from the budget.
Open the Cargoes module in the Chartering section.
In the top right corner, click Create .
Select Create Cargo From CoA Template or Create Cargo From Budget Template.
Select the cargo template you wish to use from the list.
Click Create.
The capacity plan gives you a monthly overview if your fleet is over or under booked with cargoes. For each months and each trade, we compare the available cargoes to the capacity in your fleet which is serving that trade.
To open the Capacity Plan, go to Chartering > Cargoes and select Capacity Plan in the top bar.
You can navigate between the current month and future months at the top of the dashboard. You also filter to restrict the view to a particular set of trades.
The are three summary cards at the top displaying information on all trades selected in the filter :
Free capacity: Total deadweight - total weight
Deadweight: Total deadweight of vessels loading in the selected month
Weight: Total weight of cargoes with laydays commencement in the selected month.
For free capacity and weight, we distinguish between total values and fixed values. The latter takes only cargoes into account which have status "Clean Fix".
An expandable panel is shown for each trade, with totals for that trade. There are two lists inside the panel, one for cargoes by charterer and one for vessels.
In each trade panel there is a list of total cargo weight and volume grouped by charterer. Only cargoes where laydays commencement lies in the selected month are counted.
All "fixed" charterer cargo totals are listed first, while "not fixed" entries are indicated in grey.
In each trade panel there is a list of vessels. For each voyage in the master fleetplan, the vessel that voyage is allocated to is listed if the following two criteria are met:
The voyage is marked with this trade or its performance cargo belongs to the trade.
The voyage has arrival date in the first load port within the selected month.
Click a cargo in the Cargoes module list.
When the drawer opens, open the action menuin the top right.
Click the Allocate Cargo button to open a dialog for allocation.
To allocate the cargo select a vessel and a matching voyage.
There can only be one matching port call for a given cargo port, you will otherwise be notified with an error message saying if there are several matching port calls found or no match. If that is the case please update the schedule and try again.
You are able to keep in control of all your organisations inserted cargoes using the cargo module in VMS.
The webVMS contains all cargoes created in your system. To access this list you should navigate in the menu to the "Cargoes" link. This will open up your list of cargos.
There are several options available for you to narrow down what you include in the list view. The sorting functionality is located in the top right corner of the list table. See below screenshot
Click a cargo in the Cargoes module list.
When the drawer opens, find the "Commissions" tab and open it.
Click the icon to open a dialog to enter values, where "Broker" is mandatory.
To edit the details after creation, click the line in the table and the same dialog will open.
When deleting a cargo which has cargo ports linked to port calls which are not linked to any other cargoes cargo port you will get option to also delete the linked port calls. This makes it easier to keep your schedule clean and correct.
When ticking the checkbox the port calls marked in red will also be deleted from the schedule.
Category | Status |
Not Fixed | Indication Firm Offer Working On Subject |
Fixed | Clean Fix |
Summary | Description | Values |
Free Capacity | Remaining deadweight tonnage summing all vessels and cargoes | Total: Deadweight - total weight Fixed: Deadweight - fixed weight |
Deadweight | Deadweight of vessels | Total: Sum of deadweight of vessels |
Weight | Weight of cargoes | Total: Sum of weight of cargoes of any status Fixed: Sum of weight of cargoes of fixed status |
Column | Description |
Charterer | Name of the charterer |
Weight (MT) | Total cargo weight in metric tons |
Volume (M³) | Total cargo volume in cubic meters |
Column | Description |
Vessel | Name of vessel |
DWT | Deadweight of the vessel |
Open Date | Arrival date in the first load port |
Open Port | First load port |
Previous Trade | Trade of the previous voyage on the vessel |