For Maritime Ops and Chartering Teams

Run voyage execution without dropped handoffs

Chartera links contracts, operations communication, and voyage events into one execution stream with owners, due dates, and source evidence.

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< 30s

Live workflow runtime

Pilot observation across current demo workflows.

98%

Structured extraction

Pilot observation for fixture, CP and ops fields.

70%

Manual touch reduction

Pilot observation on repetitive follow-up reduction.

Workflow Views

Execution views from current product demos

These screens reflect how chartering and ops teams track obligations, status, and financial exposure in practice.

Time charter contract book showing hire rates, days left, tasks, and alerts

TC / TCT contract book with linked voyages and alerts

Commercial and operations teams work from one view of hire rate, days left, tasks, and risk alerts.

How It Works

How execution stays on track

Chartera is designed around real shipping handoffs: threads, contracts, vessel timelines, and financial exposure.

01

Capture operational signals

Connect shared inboxes, folders, and contract repositories so key voyage updates are visible in one place.

02

Build contract and voyage context

Extract laycan windows, obligations, clauses, counterparties, and vessel context into a structured record your team can act on.

03

Route accountable actions

Generate checklists, owners, and due dates so critical actions do not get buried in back-and-forth communication.

04

Track risk and exposure

Keep a timeline of what happened, when it happened, and where it came from for dispute readiness and management review.

Rollout Model

Start with one workflow, then expand desk by desk

Teams can begin with ops execution and laytime workflows, then add pre-fixture and broker collaboration flows as they prove value.

Progressive adoption

Deploy by workflow, desk, or geography. Chartera supports a phased rollout without changing your existing communication habits.

  1. Layer 1

    Signal Intake

    Email, documents, and shared data are ingested and grouped by voyage and contract.

  2. Layer 2

    Context Graph

    Contracts, counterparties, events, and dependencies are connected into one working record.

  3. Layer 3

    Task Intelligence

    Task lists, ownership, and due dates are generated from the thread and contract context.

  4. Layer 4

    Control Layer

    Risk thresholds, escalation rules, and evidence trails keep execution controlled and reviewable.

Who It Serves

A single operating layer across chartering, ops, and leadership

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Chartering Desks

Keep fixture terms, laycan changes, and party updates aligned across brokers and counterparties.

Pilot observed

faster fixture coordination

  • Fixture timeline visibility
  • Clause change alerts
  • Counterparty digest automation

Operations Teams

Translate post-fixture communication into accountable tasks and deadline-safe execution plans.

Pilot observed

fewer manual follow-ups

  • NOR/SOF handling support
  • Task ownership routing
  • Escalation workflows

Commercial Leadership

Gain real-time signal on operational risk exposure and team response quality.

Traceable

action trail with source context

  • Portfolio-level dashboards
  • Risk trend tracking
  • Operational performance insights
Questions

Common implementation questions

What does Chartera output include?

Owner, due date, task status, source evidence, and linked voyage and contract context.

Do teams need to replace their current inbox workflow?

No. Chartera works alongside existing communication habits and makes obligations, ownership, and deadlines visible in one shared execution view.

Can we start with one workflow first?

Yes. Most teams start with operations and laytime workflows, then expand into pre-fixture and leadership visibility.

Do you support broker collaboration workflows?

Yes, broker collaboration is supported as an expansion track once the core ops workflow is established and adopted.

See detailed examples: Ops communication to execution view and Laytime from SOF + CP terms.