For brokers
Move from market signal to a clearly qualified scenario
Build faster indicative comparisons while keeping the underlying route, vessel and cost assumptions easy to explain.
Where the workflow usually breaks
Speed matters, but an indicative number is useful only when its assumptions can be understood and refreshed.
Market context and voyage inputs arrive through multiple channels and age quickly.
Different parties may compare numbers built on different vessel, route or port assumptions.
A summary without source dates or caveats can be mistaken for a firm commercial offer.
The NAVGreen workflow
- 01
Screen the market context
Review relevant market references and their dates before building the scenario.
- 02
Enter the working assumptions
Define cargo, ports, dates, vessel and cost inputs in a consistent format.
- 03
Compare and qualify
Contrast scenarios and keep sensitivity, source timing and limitations alongside the result.
- 04
Refresh when the market moves
Update selected assumptions without losing the earlier decision trail.
What the team can take away
Exact fields, data coverage and export capabilities depend on the product configuration and applicable order.
Suggested starting plan
Pro
A fit for desks that build recurring indicative comparisons and need consistent, reviewable assumptions.
Choose Enterprise when multiple offices require managed roles, shared standards, integrations or contractual service terms.
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