In the header of a selected laytime calculation panel, the current status can be viewed. Clicking on it will activate a dropdown menu and a new status can be selected. A laytime calculation can have one of the following statuses:

When expanding a cargo port panel, the statement of facts section can be found. This contains a list of events that include one of the following dates:

Cargo ports in the panel list are sorted ascending by the cargo port's port call sequence .

Adding a cargo port:

1. In the cargo ports section, click the create iconin the right corner.

2. Selected cargo port(s).

3. Click Create. The new cargo port will appear as a new panel in the panels list

Panel fields

Each panel contains a summary of the cargo port with the following fields:

• Reason for call

• Port

• Terminal

• Quantity

• Commodity

Removing a cargo port:

2. Click Remove in the dialog that appears to confirm removal.

The top section of the overview tab contains key information about a laytime.

The next section contains the following fields that can be edited.

A laytime calculation panel also contains a section for managing cargo ports:

The cargo port panel contains a list of all periods not to be counted.

Time to count can also be viewed in the table and are calculated after each new not to count period is added. They are not editable.

Adding a new not to count period

1. Click the create icon on top of the list.

2. Fill in all required fields listed below in the Add Time Not to Count window.

3. Click Create.

Editing a not to count period

2. Change the fields in the Edit Time Not to Count window.

3. Click Save.

When you have located a laytime calculation, click on it and the details will show in a panel (so called "drawer") on the right hand side. The panel will also open after creating a new laytime calculation.

The panel contains an Overview tab for maintaining a laytime calculation and managing the cargo ports.

Laytime Statement can be printed from the PDF icon top-right in the Laytime Drawer.

When expanding a cargo port panel, a section for editing certain fields of the cargo port can be found.