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You may want to use the Consolidated Laytime feature in the following scenarios:
You have to perform laytime calculations for multiple cargo handlings per port call (especially when activities overlap)
You want to manage all port activities for a single port call in a single list and apply specific cargoes to each activity in a single list.
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When adding a deduction, we do our best to figure out which cargo IDs should be added to this deduction based on what laytime period the deduction falls in (continuing with our cargo 1 / cargo 2 example, Example 1: if the deduction falls within the first laytime period, we will default applicability to only Cargo 1. 2) If you leave the cargo id field blank (indicating “deduction applies to all cargoes”) , but the deduction only occurs during the laytime period of some cargoes, it will only apply to those cargoes.
Configuring Cargo Handling Grid
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Re-arrange columns to any order you prefer
Show and hide columns at your discretion
“Pin” Pin columns to the left / beginning of the grid. When you are side-scrolling, you will always see the important information that gives you context to the rest of the fields.
To pin a field, drag the column header to the left, and hold it there until you see the pin icon; then, you can drop it.
Calculation Report Updates
With the CFG ConsolidateLaytimeTabsCFG configuration flag enabled, the Calculation Report has been is updated to a similar format as the calculation itself. Instead show a grid per port call instead of a grid per cargo handling, there is instead a grid per port call. There’s . There is an additional cargo handling grid (per port call) to give additional contextual cargo info as wellinformation.
Exceptions/Limitations
Consolidated Laytime is not intended for use with the “Continuous Laytime” checkbox.
This feature only applies to the “Deduction mode” of laytime calculations and will not make adjustments for the “Time Counting” mode. You can use the “Time Counting” mode, but the tabs will not be consolidated.
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