Veson, Seaber target faster pre-fixture optimisation

Maritime data and technology provider Veson Nautical and scheduling and optimisation company Seaber have partnered to connect voyage workflows, enabling an optimised plan to become a live estimate in one step.

The integration connects Veson’s IMOS with Seaber’s scheduling and optimisation platform, removing a manual hand-off between planning and commitment. Instead of sifting through position lists and spreadsheets to choose vessel and cargo combinations, charterers can build and compare full fleet scenarios in Seaber’s optimisation engine and send their decision directly to IMOS, where the estimate is created and saved in one step.

IMOS then builds the route and calculates freight profit and loss (P&L) and time charter equivalent data, streamlining pre-fixture and fleet optimisation workflows.

“An estimate tells you what one voyage is worth. A schedule tells you which voyages your fleet should run, in what order, and what the whole plan earns,” said Seaber chief revenue officer Jean-Guy Faubert. “Charterers optimise that schedule in Seaber, compare the scenarios and P&L side by side, and the voyage they commit to lands in IMOS as a saved estimate. Same data, same system their team already works in, no manual re-entry.”

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