Built for chartering workflows
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Shipbrokers
Convert dense circular traffic into searchable opportunities and keep the source message available. Dry cargo brokers :: Review commodity, quantity, ports, laycan and tonnage before opening a possible match. Chartering teams :: Keep incoming offers, saved positions and match results in a consistent pre-fixture workflow.
What LaycanMatch covers - and what it does not
| Stage | LaycanMatch role | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Offer intake | Parses selected broker emails into reviewable records | Does not reply to brokers automatically |
| Market organization | Search, filters, source review, corrections and export | Is not a full CRM or contract archive |
| Opportunity matching | Ranks possible cargo-vessel pairs in both directions | Does not guarantee commercial or technical suitability |
| Voyage estimation | Prepares structured cargo and vessel context | Does not calculate TCE, bunker, canal or port costs |
| Fixture management | Supports pre-fixture shortlisting and handoff | Does not manage subjects, approvals, recap versions or charter parties |
Start with evidence from your own mailbox
Use the free allowance to process a controlled set of broker emails, review extracted offers against their sources and confirm that search and matching reduce work for your desk before choosing a paid plan. A useful pilot should include both clear and incomplete circulars, repeated updates and several brokers, so the team can evaluate extraction accuracy, duplicate handling, source review and shortlist quality under the same conditions encountered during daily chartering work.




























