
TC / TCT contract book with linked voyages and alerts
Commercial and operations teams work from one view of hire rate, days left, tasks, and risk alerts.
Chartera extracts the voyage — cargo, CP terms, laycan, stems, events — from contracts and emails into a live operational state. Every task has an owner, a deadline, and a link to the email or clause it came from.
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Structured
Fixture & CP extraction
Recaps and charter party clauses parsed into queryable voyage terms — laycan, cargo, freight, stems, laytime.
Live
Operational state
Every voyage has a tracked timeline — tasks, NORs, and events owned and deadline-bound.
Source-linked
Audit trail
Every extracted term, task, and alert traces back to the email, clause, or event it came from.
These screens reflect how chartering and ops teams track obligations, status, and financial exposure in practice.

Commercial and operations teams work from one view of hire rate, days left, tasks, and risk alerts.
Chartera is built around the actual structure of maritime operations: threads, contracts, vessel timelines, and financial exposure.
Connect shared inboxes, folders, and contract repositories so key voyage updates are visible in one place.
Extract laycan windows, obligations, clauses, counterparties, and vessel context into a structured record your team can act on.
Generate checklists, owners, and due dates so critical actions do not get buried in back-and-forth communication.
Keep a timeline of what happened, when it happened, and where it came from for dispute readiness and management review.
Teams can begin with ops execution and laytime workflows, then add pre-fixture and broker collaboration flows as they prove value.
Deploy by workflow, desk, or geography. Chartera supports a phased rollout without changing your existing communication habits.
Layer 1
Email, documents, and shared data are ingested and grouped by voyage and contract.
Layer 2
Contracts, counterparties, events, and dependencies are connected into one working record.
Layer 3
Task lists, ownership, and due dates are generated from the thread and contract context.
Layer 4
Risk thresholds, escalation rules, and evidence trails keep execution controlled and reviewable.
Keep fixture terms, laycan changes, and party updates aligned across brokers and counterparties.
Pilot observed
faster fixture coordination
Translate post-fixture communication into accountable tasks and deadline-safe execution plans.
Pilot observed
fewer manual follow-ups
Gain real-time signal on operational risk exposure and team response quality.
Traceable
action trail with source context
Every fixture, recap, and ops email Chartera processes today is building the foundation for what comes next: pre-fixture analysis informed by real voyage outcomes, and market intelligence that learns from how cargoes actually flow.
One model, deployed sequentially — not three disconnected products.
Pre-fixture, today
Paste a fixture recap, get a full TCE scenario in seconds. Side-by-side voyage comparison, sensitivity analysis, and shareable results.
Sample Result
Supramax · Santos → Qingdao · $28.50/MT
$23,022/day
Daily TCE · 52-day voyage
Owner, due date, task status, source evidence, and linked voyage and contract context.
No. Chartera works alongside existing communication habits and makes obligations, ownership, and deadlines visible in one shared execution view.
Yes. Most teams start with operations and laytime workflows, then expand into pre-fixture and leadership visibility.
Yes, broker collaboration is supported as an expansion track once the core ops workflow is established and adopted.
See detailed examples: Ops communication to execution view and Laytime from SOF + CP terms.