Feature Area: Laytime Calculations / SOF Processing
Impact: All users managing vessel and barge demurrage claims who use configured bookmarked SOF events
Video guide: Document Detection and Bookmarked SOF Events
Overview
Bookmarked SOF events — letting a company configure which SOF events matter for laytime calculation and statement display — already shipped in a prior release. This cycle refines how it behaves and how it's controlled in the laytime calculator.
How It Works
- Bookmark configuration now applies to all port calls when their calculation screen is opened, not just newly created ones as before — though it only takes effect for an existing port call once you save that screen.
- Filtering used to be spread across three separate icons; it's now consolidated into a single filter popover covering the "events on contract" filter, the "events on calculation" filter, and the bookmark-highlight toggle, with a "clear all" option. Your filtering choice holds for your future work.
The consolidated filter popover, with the highlight toggle and a one-click clear-all.
- Highlighting bookmarked events is no longer mandatory — it can be toggled off while keeping the underlying bookmark configuration in place. Non-relevant events can also be hidden entirely from view.
- Every event can be manually included in or hidden from the page and the statement using the new eye icon. Each event now shows a small indicator explaining why it's included or hidden — for example, manually included, generated by the parsing assistant, or included by contract.
Getting Started
- Open a port call's laytime calculation screen.
- Use the consolidated filter icon to adjust the contract filter, calculation filter, and highlight toggle as needed.
- Manually include or hide individual events as needed — check the event's indicator to see why it's currently included or hidden.
- Clear all filters at any time from the same popover if needed.
Known Limitations
Bookmarked SOFs can't be set conditionally yet. Future functionality will allow conditional alerts, like "warn me if no load or discharge commence is present."