Each one exists because a real problem kept appearing in real files. Each one is free, needs no sign-up, and runs entirely in the visitor's browser so nothing they type is sent anywhere. Open any of them and use it.
Shows what a container waiting at a port is costing right now, what one more day will cost, and the date the rate jumps to the next band. It loads the published tariffs of real terminals and shipping lines, so the visitor supplies only two dates.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Importers, buyers, traders
Works out what one unit costs by the time it reaches a warehouse, then the break-even price and the margin at a chosen selling price. It reads the tax rates from Nigeria's tariff schedule when you type the product name.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Importers, agents, students
Finds a product in Nigeria's full tariff schedule by plain name or code, returns every charge customs will raise, lists the agencies and certificates that product needs, and explains what each charge funds.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Builds a complete quotation, scores it out of twelve against the things that cause disputes, then issues it under the user's own logo as a PDF or an Excel file. It calculates chargeable weight correctly for each mode and flags when the trade term contradicts how the duty has been priced.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Forwarders, operations managers
Takes a closed job and separates gross profit from what it actually kept, after the cost of money fronted, bank charges, exchange movement, team hours and anything written off. Then it names the leaks.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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A rate library stored leg by leg with the supplier and the expiry date. It flags rates that have gone stale and detects when two live rates for the same leg disagree with each other.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Project cargo, oil and gas, exhibitions
Two tools on one page. The first works out the bank guarantee customs will demand for equipment entering duty free, charge by charge, and prices what holding that guarantee costs per year. The second takes the dates printed on a permit and returns the days actually usable, the days lost before the equipment arrived, and every notice deadline.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Forwarders, contractors, suppliers
Explains how a logistics company qualifies to work in Nigerian oil and gas, then checks a company against twenty eight requirements, twenty of them mandatory. It returns a verdict rather than a score, and a gap list ordered by how long each gap takes to close.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Importers, buyers, traders
Checks a product in plain words against the import prohibition list, the absolute prohibitions and the permit regimes, then returns one of three verdicts and, where permission is needed, says which body grants it and when it has to be obtained.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Importers, exporters, buyers
Builds a dated plan backwards from the sailing date rather than forwards from today, marks which steps stop a shipment and which only delay it, adds the free-day clocks after arrival, and exports the whole thing as a calendar file with a reminder on every deadline.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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Anyone hiring a freight company
Builds a tailored list of questions from the shipment direction, the transport method and whether the forwarder is new, then gives each question the reason it matters and what a good and a bad answer sound like. Copies to the clipboard or opens as an email.
The problem it solves. Delays, wasted time, extra port charges and unhappy customers, all caused by work that cannot be seen or tracked.
What it demonstrates. Finding the real cause behind complaints, and fixing one process at a time so people trust the change.
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