Demurrage Billing Compliance demo
For marine terminals: every container-day on a storage invoice proven from the terminal’s own records before the invoice goes out. 1:28
What the demo shows
For marine terminals: each storage invoice checked day by day against the FMC billing rule
Agents type every container-day on the draft invoice from the terminal’s own gate, hold and appointment records, take off days the terminal offered no import appointments, and keep days the schedule allows, such as a CBP exam hold. Each invoice is checked against the FMC rule’s required contents, including both required statements, and against both clocks: free time and the 30-day billing window. A challenger argues the billed party’s side, sends contested days to a person and catches errors in the agents’ own draft, such as a wrong free-time date. The analyst prepares the corrected invoice, the revenue manager opens it with its event log and signs, and disputes are answered within 30 days by two people.
Transcript
- Demurrage Billing Compliance checks storage invoices against the FMC rule; an incomplete or late one need not be paid.
- Noemi steers mid-run: also check the other invoices from this vessel.
- The gate log shows no import pickup slots on October 28.
- Five containers lose that day, $875; both required statements are missing.
- A challenger argues Tamberlane's side, and catches an error in our own draft.
- Tamberlane answers in fixed fields; its note goes to a person.
- Noemi keeps the hold days with her reason, accepts each correction, and prepares the invoice for the revenue manager.
- The revenue manager must open the checked invoice before signing.
- He signs with a reason; nobody signs their own work.
- Issued on day 15: 62 days, $10,850, disputable until December 11.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.