IMOS - Ports and Areas

The Veson IMOS Platform is the market-leading cloud solution for commercial marine freight and fleet management.

On the Data Center menu

, under Ports and Areas, click the term name.

Term lists that already include standard terms are underlined below.

Country - List enables you to view a list of the standard Veson IMOS Platform countries. On a Country details view, you can edit Country Properties by selecting or clearing the appropriate check boxes.
Deviation Ports: To access Deviation TCE functionality by Vessel Type in Voyage Estimates (with configuration flag CFGEnableVoyestTceDeviation).
Distances Editor: To manually override the default distances for all users.
Fuel Zones: To calculate different estimated/projected LS consumption per Fuel ECA Zone. For more information, see Fuel Zones.
Loadline Zones terms are used on the Loadline Zone Seasons form and can be associated with a Port. You must have the Loadline Zones Module Right selected, under Ports and Areas in the Data Center.
Loadline Zone Seasons terms are used to define Season durations and the Loadline Zones to which they apply. For more information, see Loadline Zone Seasons.
Port Activities terms are used on the Port Activities form. For more information, see Port Activities Terms.
Port Areas terms are used on the Port form.
Port Functions terms are used on the Cargo and COA and displayed on forms with Itineraries. For more information, see Port Functions.
Trade Areas terms include the trade areas or voyage regions of your company and are used on several forms. Trade Areas can be used as a means of grouping voyages, trades, and contracts to analyze risk, total P&L, or exposure. They are also useful for balancing paper trading against physical positions.

For Trading, each Trade Area must have a default Route defined. Trade Areas are used in contracts to determine the basis for the rate.
The Turnover Ratio represents the number of voyages typically completed in 30 days. A Turnover Ratio of 1 = a voyage length of 30 days; 0.5 = a voyage length of 60 days.