In the Voyage Analysis Dashboard, delays in payment of a cargo will by default cause a voyage to show as a deviation, even if the deviation has been acknowledged.
A new setting has been added, in the latest version of the dashboard, to enable users to turn off this behaviour.
To use this new feature, click on Settings in the top right corner of the dashboard. Then check Ignore Payment Status in deviations.
You will still be able to see the Payment Status, but it will no longer keep you from acknowledging deviations.
Changes to the Chinese ECA regulation announced December 12th 2018 by the Chinese Government are available in both Dataloy Distance Table (DDT) and Voyage Management System (VMS) (as of December 20th 2018).
The regulation covers sailing in the territorial waters of China (12nm from the cost of China).
VMS estimates all “at sea” consumption inside the ECA as low sulphur (DOLS by default), and all consumption “in port” is estimated with the same default bunker types.
The ECA border is marked with RED line in the Dataloy Distance Table as per the illustrations below.
Illustrating the entire ECA border 12nm from the coast of China.
