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Booking Management

32+ APIs. From quotation to invoice.

Receive bookings via OEM EDI, customer portal, or REST API. Automatic voyage assignment with three-layer validation.

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OEM EDI Integration

OEM EDI Integration

Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and JLR connect via pre-built EDI. Booking requests and shipping instructions flow in automatically. Vessel schedules, bills of lading, and vehicle status flow back. No manual message translation.

3rd-Party Booking API

3rd-Party Booking API

Partners and customers submit bookings via RESTful API. Validation runs automatically, bulk creation infers missing fields, and shipper-specific templates let customers book without operator involvement.

Multi-Leg Transshipment

Multi-Leg Transshipment

One booking, multiple ports. When cargo is transferred between agents or terminals, the booking is reassigned while the inventory record stays consistent. You see the full journey on a single booking. Custody changes are tracked, but the unit keeps a single identity across the network.

Three layers of booking governance

Three layers of booking governance

Field validation catches missing or invalid data before a booking moves forward. Block rules enforce per-agent capacity limits so no single shipper oversells a voyage. Port rules apply 15+ configurable flags per destination automatically. Each layer is independent: log it, warn about it, or block it entirely. Your call.

Capacity planning before the bookings arrive

Capacity planning before the bookings arrive

Agents signal space demand per voyage before confirmed bookings are submitted, giving lines real demand data for capacity planning. Contract allocation defines quantity per month per commodity, with a shared baseline both sides can reference. A Forecast module shows projected demand vs. available capacity for upcoming sailings.

Booking to revenue, no gaps

Booking to revenue, no gaps

Every confirmed booking creates chargeable items automatically. Shipper charges, carrier charges, and agent commissions are generated from the booking data. When the unit arrives at the yard, the booking syncs to the stock record by VIN: yard activities, inspections, and storage charges link back to the original booking. Invoicing pulls from what already exists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Handle every booking channel from one platform.