Demurrage Claims Management demo
Claims analysts see a port call on both clocks, what the shipowner claims and what the buyer owes, with the gap named before the time bar. 1:25
What the demo shows
Builds, checks and files laytime and demurrage claims before the time bar, for claims analysts.
Agents read the papers and run laytime under the charter party and the sale contract at once. They draft chases and letters, and send nothing. An analyst prepares, a manager opens each page and signs, and a person sends.
Transcript
- Demurrage Claims Management builds and checks laytime claims for claims analysts.
- One missing page at a 90-day bar can lose a claim.
- One poor call drawn twice.
- Charter, $81,667. Sale, $44,042.
- $37,625 stuck. Day 71 of 90, and the log is missing.
- The agent drafts the chase and warns it helps the owner.
- Merriam sends it. The claim stays blocked until the real page arrives.
- Nothing is made up.
- Meanwhile, Ewan Wishart opens the statement of fax and the sale contract himself.
- He rules the weather hold on the page with his reason.
- The agent never rules.
- No one can sign or send this claim until the pumping log is on file.
- Every step is on the trail with 19 days left on the bar.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.