You have found the provider of operations software for small and mid-sized tank, bulk and other cargo ship operations where each voyage is unique and you need to have all the operations and financial controls at your fingertip.
Functionality
The TankBulk solution is built for operators to have maximum control over their operation and holds functionality for:
Contracts
Control and manage your framework contracts with charterers. Store the contract details, rates and loading/discharging ports, port agents, brokers&commissions, etc. included in your framework contracts. You can also follow up with reporting on your contracts from a financial perspective.
Voyages
Register your voyages under contracts with the fixture details and send orders to your captains. Control the voyage fixtures with different statuses and assign the fixtures to vessels.
Spot fixtures
Register spot fixtures not covered by framework contracts directly with charter party details and voyage fixture in one process.
Time charter
Also time charter contracts can be managed in the same system. Each invoicing period is a separate charter entity and is held against the invoicing periods.
Port Events
Allow your captain to report directly to your system arrival, loading, discharging and departure information. All information you need for laytime calculations, demurrage, dispatch, etc. directly into your system.
Daily log
Your crew can access and input their position, consumption, bunker status, speed and current information for your regular update.
News and clippings
Who is an “operator of a seagoing ship” for the purposes of the 1976 Limitation Convention? — International Maritime and Commercial Law
In a recent blog post I commented on various gaps in the limitation regime and the Admiralty court has now given guidance as to how another gap… Read more “Who is an “operator of a seagoing ship” for the purposes of the 1976 Limitation Convention? — International Maritime and Commercial Law”
Watch your email signature
via Watch your email signature The definition of what counts as a “signature” isn’t of enormous importance to shipping lawyers most of the time: they don’t tend… Read more “Watch your email signature”
When is a bill of lading ‘spent’?
via When is a bill of lading ‘spent’? In The Yue You 9023 [2019] SGHC 106 the High Court of Singapore has considered the issue of title to sue… Read more “When is a bill of lading ‘spent’?”