Upload a CSV or Excel export, or paste a link to a spreadsheet your team already keeps. Columns are matched automatically, and a linked sheet is re-read on a schedule so nobody has to upload anything again.
Free days are not a guess. You record detention and storage days per carrier, per port and per container size, and the most specific rule wins. Exposure is then calculated in your own currency using your daily demurrage and storage rates.
Containers are grouped into Critical, At risk, Monitor and Under control, with a countdown and a money figure on each one. Alerts go out by email, and urgent items pulse on screen so nothing quietly runs out of time.
Most delays sit with a clearing agent, a transporter or the line. One click sends a written chase with the container facts and a reply-by date, logged on the container's timeline and escalated when the date passes.
When a container closes, two clicks record what actually happened — released in time, demurrage paid, storage paid — and the report separates money genuinely avoided from money spent, by cause, carrier, port and responsible party.
Each check is a plain rule, not a black box. Every flagged container shows the numbers behind it and which of your free-time rules was applied.
Detention or storage days about to run out on a box still on the terminal.
Free time already gone and charges running day by day.
A container sitting far longer than its peers at the same port.
A clearance stopped or queried, with the clock still running.
An arrival that has moved, changing every downstream date.
Discharged with no truck assigned to collect it.
Release paperwork not on file when it is needed.
A container nobody has updated in over two days.
An empty that should already have gone back.
Start with sample data in a minute, or send us one week of your container list and we will show you what it flags.