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 Charterclaim Introduction
Charterclaim evaluates and presents time charter and speed performance claims.
The first version was released in 1990. It is widely used by owners, charterers and operators in both dry cargo and tanker trades.
The user enters the charter party terms and data from the vessel log abstracts. The program then checks the data and calculates the claim, yielding significant savings in the time of skilled personnel. If claims become the subject of negotiation, Charterclaim will considerably enhance a negotiating position. The cost of the program is soon recouped.
Features Include:
Fixture date
Name of vessel and charter
Dry cargo or tanker
Several speeds and consumptions for interpolation
All weathers or exclusions as per Beaufort Scale
Benefit of good performance in bad weather
Bunker prices and speeds for each voyage
Charter-party form
Speeds and consumptions
Margins + - on speeds and consumptions
Rate of hire on daily, monthly or per tonnes deadweight basis
Actual distance steamed or as per BP distance tables
Facility to save and recall details
Log abstract details: fuel, diesel, hours, minutes, distance and wind
Calculations
The total miles, time steamed, fuel and diesel oil consumed and the average speed and average daily consumption of the vessel: for the total period and for each voyage, in good weather and bad weather or all weathers and in loaded and in ballast condition.
The total claim amount due to the owner or the charterer; calculated by speed, by consumption and by voyage.
Pro-rating of bad weather performance
Presentation
As screen summary showing totals and average speeds and consumptions
On the screen, in detail, showing the calculation for each voyage
In the form of hard copy reports, ready for immediate presentation showing a summary of all the assumptions and the results together with detailed calculations for each voyage, showing totals and averages
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