Page Comparison

The Open Position tool is used to view the open positions of vessels on active or scheduled voyages and the positions of current and future cargo opportunities, allowing you to see if a vessel can arrive at a specified port by a specified date.

1. Do one of the following:
   • On the IMOS7 menu, point to hover over Tools and then click Open Position.
   • In the Chartering  or Operations  module center, under Quick Links, click Open Position.
     
2. Specify the filters.
   • Open Date (From/To): Only voyages with an open date later than the date specified in this filter appear.
3. Click . Information appears below:
   • Open Port/Area: The last port/area in the voyage.
   • Open From/To:  For vessels in a TCO Voyage, the TCO Redelivery date is considered the Open Date.
   • Status: Scheduled, Commenced, or Completed. Closed voyages do not appear.
4. To find the following values, specify the Target Date and Target Port/Area and click :
   • Dist To Go: Distance from the Open Port to the Target Port.
   • Target Arrival: Arrival date when traveling from the Open Port to the Target Port.
   • Wait Days: Number of days to wait in the Target Port until the Target Date.

• To refresh the results after making changes to the displayed voyages, click .
• To open a report based on the current table, click .
  Results are sorted according to Open Area and then Open Date.

Projection Ports

When a Region Code is specified, up to an additional five Projection Port columns are added. These are ports that have the Projection Port check box selected and the same Region Code set on the IMOS - Port form. If there are more than five projection ports, the first five (in alphabetical order) appear. For each Projection Port, the date of arrival from the Open Port appears.

Color Coding

Highlighting in the rows has the following meaning:

...

• Black = Scheduled
• Blue = Commenced
• Red = Completed

Comments/Remarks

For each retrieved record, you can right-click to do the following:

...