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# Scheduler Board

The scheduler board gives users an overview of the voyages that need to be scheduled. It shows unallocated, allocated and nominated voyages. The allocated and nominated voyages can be viewed on the bottom half of the board (**Schedule**), while the unallocated voyages can be viewed on the top half (**Commitments**).

The board is based on a gantt schema, with the column headers being dates and the row headers being COA, SPOT for the Commitments or vessel name for the Schedule. The red vertical line indicates today's date.

## Commitment Bar

![Commitment Bar](/files/dnMAbno8Z9NJeUv4liYJ)

Commitment bars can found in the Commitments area and contain information about an unallocated voyage including **Charterer**, **Laycan dates** and **Commodity.** The ballast port and first loading port of a voyage can be found to the left of the bar, and the last discharging port to the right. The *laycan* period can also be viewed on top of each bar.

### Tooltip

When holding the mouse over a commitment bar a tooltip will pop up with additional information about the voyage.

![Commitment Bar Tooltip](/files/AEHDWawDQdXhMDDJMHkS)

## Schedule Bar

Scheduler bars can be found in the Schedule area and contain information about either allocated or nominated voyages including **reference No**, **voyage status** and first **loading** and **discharging ports**. If the *laycan* dates have been set, a laycan indicator can also be viewed on a schedule bar. A timeline of the ballast and port calls can be viewed on top of each bar.

![Schedule Bar](/files/WK1IegX5EzqMhvV2aaKG)

### Tooltip

When holding the mouse over a scheduler bar a tooltip will pop up with additional information about the voyage.

![Schedule Bar Tooltip](/files/dxlWFrPT4CkHCgIsLSLy)

{% hint style="info" %}
Additional information on the voyage and its cargos is displayed in the voyage drawer. This can accessed by clicking on a commitment or schedule card.
{% endhint %}

## Actions

### Action Bar

![Action Bar](/files/bii4cRWZFNNwJod3b51P)

The action bar on top of the board allows for filtering of voyages as well as selecting the period which the board will show. Commitments and schedules can be filtered separately.&#x20;

### Drag and Drop

It is possible to drag and drop the bars to unallocate or allocate a voyage. A scheduled voyage can be unallocated by dropping it into the commitments area. Commitment voyages can be allocated by dropping it on an empty vessel row or after another allocated voyage.


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