NVOCC & consolidators
For consolidators who live and die by the console.
The console is the business. Keeping it in a master spreadsheet with house rows is how consols quietly lose money.
Where the day goes today
House and master by hand
the console lives in a spreadsheet, updated by whoever touched it last.
Console profit is a mystery
house revenue against master costs is a quarter-end calculation, not a live number.
Checklists by memory
each house shipment needs its papers, tracked in heads and inboxes.
How GTrans answers it
Console setup, import and export
house shipments grouped under the master, tracked and billed in one place.
Console-level tags
revenue and costs land on the console, so its profit is a report you open.
A checklist per house shipment
what's missing is visible before the vessel closes.
What you’d use most
- Console setup and inquiry, import and export
- Document checklist per house shipment
- Job tags at console level
- Customer and supplier allocations
Questions
Asked by nvocc & consolidators
Can we see profit per console, not just per job?
Yes — tag the console and every house revenue and master cost lands on it. The console P&L is a report, not a spreadsheet.
Do house B/Ls and the master stay linked?
Yes — the console holds its house shipments, so documentation and billing follow the structure you actually run.
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