# FCRSOFT — Aquaculture ERP, free trade, logistics and maritime calculators > FCRSOFT is an ERP for fish farms, hatcheries, feed mills, processing plants, cold chain, import/export and shipping companies. This site hosts live product demos, 211 free calculators with step-by-step formulas and practical guides, all in 15 languages (en, tr, es, pt, fr, de, it, ru, ar, he, zh, ja, ko, hi, id). Calculators run in the browser, need no sign-up and store no data. Every page has a clean Markdown version: append `.md` to its URL (for example https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/landed-cost-calculator.md). Language versions are linked with hreflang on each page. - Website: https://fcrsoft.com - Live demos: https://demo.fcrsoft.com/?hl=en - Sitemap: https://demo.fcrsoft.com/sitemap.php ## Free trade, logistics, maritime, customs, document and production calculators ### [Import and Export](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade) - [Import Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-cost-calculator): Calculate the total cash cost and the cost excluding VAT of an import from goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges. - Q: How is Import Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the total cash cost and the cost excluding VAT of an import from goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: Import Cost Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Import cost is the total cash you pay: the invoice value plus freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges. Running this calculation before you order shows what a supplier quote really costs and how much cash you need to set aside. - Q: Import Cost Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Because VAT is usually deductible it affects cash flow more than cost: plan profitability on cost excluding VAT and cash needs on the total including VAT. - Q: How is Total cash outflow found? A: Total cash outflow = [CIF value (customs value)] + [Customs duty] + [Import VAT] + [Local charges]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD) the result is 70,575 USD. - Q: How is Import cost excluding VAT found? A: Import cost excluding VAT = [Total cash outflow] − [Import VAT]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD) the result is 59,046 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Cost Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD. Insurance premium: 176 USD; CIF value (customs value): 53,376 USD; Customs duty: 4,270 USD; Import VAT: 11,529 USD; Local charges: 1,400 USD. - Q: Is Import Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Landed Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/landed-cost-calculator): Calculate the full cost of a product until it reaches your warehouse (landed cost) and its unit cost: FOB, freight, insurance, duties and local charges. - Q: How is Landed Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the full cost of a product until it reaches your warehouse (landed cost) and its unit cost: FOB, freight, insurance, duties and local charges. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: Landed Cost Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Landed cost is the full cost of a product from the supplier to your warehouse: goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, port, brokerage and inland transport. Selling price and margin can only be set correctly on this cost. - Q: Landed Cost Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If several products share a container, allocate freight and local charges by weight or volume rather than value; otherwise expensive products look costlier than they are. - Q: How is Landed cost (total) found? A: Landed cost (total) = [CIF value (customs value)] + [Customs duty] + [Port and terminal charges] + [Customs broker fee] + [Inland transport and storage]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD, Customs broker fee 300 USD) the result is 59,046 USD. - Q: How is Unit landed cost found? A: Unit landed cost = [Landed cost (total)] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD, Customs broker fee 300 USD) the result is 5.90 USD. - Q: Worked example: Landed Cost Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Port and terminal charges 650 USD, Customs broker fee 300 USD. CIF value (customs value): 53,376 USD; Customs duty: 4,270 USD; Landed cost (total): 59,046 USD; Unit landed cost: 5.90 USD; Increase over goods value: 18.1 %. - Q: Is Landed Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Export Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/export-cost-calculator): Add packing, inland transport, clearance, port, freight and insurance to your product cost to calculate your FOB, CFR and CIF export price. - Q: How is Export Cost Calculator calculated? A: Add packing, inland transport, clearance, port, freight and insurance to your product cost to calculate your FOB, CFR and CIF export price. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is CIF found? A: CIF = [CFR] ÷ (1 − 1.1 × [Insurance rate] ÷ 100). With the example values (Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Freight 3,200 USD) the result is 45,400 USD. - Q: Worked example: Export Cost Calculator A: Example values: Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Freight 3,200 USD. FOB: 42,050 USD; CFR: 45,250 USD; CIF: 45,400 USD; Share of export costs: 11.9 %. - Q: Is Export Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Profit Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-profit-calculator): Compare the landed cost of your imported product with your sales revenue and see gross profit, profit margin and return on investment. - Q: How is Import Profit Calculator calculated? A: Compare the landed cost of your imported product with your sales revenue and see gross profit, profit margin and return on investment. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Gross profit found? A: Gross profit = [Sales revenue] − [Landed cost (total)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 15,954 USD. - Q: How is Profit margin found? A: Profit margin = [Gross profit] ÷ [Sales revenue] × 100. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 21.3 %. - Q: Worked example: Import Profit Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. Landed cost (total): 59,046 USD; Sales revenue: 75,000 USD; Gross profit: 15,954 USD; Profit margin: 21.3 %; Return on investment (ROI): 27.0 %. - Q: Is Import Profit Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Export Profit Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/export-profit-calculator): Deduct production cost, export costs, freight, insurance and commission from the sales value to calculate your export profit and margin. - Q: How is Export Profit Calculator calculated? A: Deduct production cost, export costs, freight, insurance and commission from the sales value to calculate your export profit and margin. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Export profit found? A: Export profit = [Export sales value] − [Product cost (EXW)] − [Export costs (packing, transport, customs, port)] − [Freight] − [Insurance] − [Commission amount]. With the example values (Export sales value 52,000 USD, Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Export costs (packing, transport, customs, port) 2,050 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance 150 USD, Sales commission 2 %) the result is 5,560 USD. - Q: How is Profit margin found? A: Profit margin = [Export profit] ÷ [Export sales value] × 100. With the example values (Export sales value 52,000 USD, Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Export costs (packing, transport, customs, port) 2,050 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance 150 USD, Sales commission 2 %) the result is 10.7 %. - Q: Worked example: Export Profit Calculator A: Example values: Export sales value 52,000 USD, Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Export costs (packing, transport, customs, port) 2,050 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance 150 USD, Sales commission 2 %. Commission amount: 1,040 USD; Export profit: 5,560 USD; Profit margin: 10.7 %. - Q: Is Export Profit Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [CIF Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/cif-calculator): Calculate the CIF value and insurance premium from FOB value, freight and insurance rate; insurance is calculated on 110% of CIF. - Q: How is CIF Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the CIF value and insurance premium from FOB value, freight and insurance rate; insurance is calculated on 110% of CIF. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: CIF Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: CIF value is goods value plus main freight and insurance, and in most countries it is the base on which customs duty is calculated. The insurance premium is usually charged on 110% of the CIF value. - Q: CIF Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If the supplier quotes FOB, add freight and insurance from your own quotes to get the CIF value; the value on the customs declaration must match it. - Q: How is CIF value found? A: CIF value = ([Goods value (FOB)] + [Freight]) ÷ (1 − 1.1 × [Insurance rate] ÷ 100). With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %) the result is 53,376 USD. - Q: Worked example: CIF Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %. CIF value: 53,376 USD; Insurance premium: 176 USD; Freight share of CIF: 6.0 %. - Q: Is CIF Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [FOB Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/fob-calculator): Add packing, inland transport, export clearance and port charges to your EXW cost to calculate your FOB price and unit FOB. - Q: How is FOB Calculator calculated? A: Add packing, inland transport, export clearance and port charges to your EXW cost to calculate your FOB price and unit FOB. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: FOB Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: The FOB price is the price of the goods loaded on board at the port of loading: packing, inland transport, export clearance and port charges are added to the ex-works price. It is the most common way exporters quote. - Q: FOB Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: FOB is for sea transport only; for container cargo, where risk passes at the terminal, quoting FCA is often more correct. - Q: How is FOB price found? A: FOB price = [Product cost (EXW)] + [Packing and loading] + [Origin inland transport] + [Export clearance] + [Origin port THC]. With the example values (Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 42,050 USD. - Q: How is Unit FOB found? A: Unit FOB = [FOB price] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 4.21 USD. - Q: Worked example: FOB Calculator A: Example values: Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. FOB price: 42,050 USD; Unit FOB: 4.21 USD; Increase over EXW: 5.1 %. - Q: Is FOB Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [CFR Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/cfr-calculator): Add main freight to your FOB price to calculate the CFR (C&F) price and unit price. - Q: How is CFR Calculator calculated? A: Add main freight to your FOB price to calculate the CFR (C&F) price and unit price. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is CFR price found? A: CFR price = [Goods value (FOB)] + [Freight]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 53,200 USD. - Q: How is Unit CFR found? A: Unit CFR = [CFR price] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 5.32 USD. - Q: Worked example: CFR Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. CFR price: 53,200 USD; Unit CFR: 5.32 USD; Freight share: 6.0 %. - Q: Is CFR Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [EXW Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/exw-calculator): Deduct origin inland transport, clearance and port charges from a FOB quote to find the EXW (ex works) price. - Q: How is EXW Calculator calculated? A: Deduct origin inland transport, clearance and port charges from a FOB quote to find the EXW (ex works) price. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is EXW price found? A: EXW price = [FOB price] − [Origin inland transport] − [Export clearance] − [Origin port THC]. With the example values (FOB price 47,000 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 45,550 USD. - Q: How is Unit EXW found? A: Unit EXW = [EXW price] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (FOB price 47,000 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 4.56 USD. - Q: Worked example: EXW Calculator A: Example values: FOB price 47,000 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. EXW price: 45,550 USD; Unit EXW: 4.56 USD. - Q: Is EXW Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [DAP Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/dap-calculator): Add freight, destination port charges and destination inland transport to the FOB price to calculate the DAP (delivered at place) price. - Q: How is DAP Calculator calculated? A: Add freight, destination port charges and destination inland transport to the FOB price to calculate the DAP (delivered at place) price. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is DAP price found? A: DAP price = [Goods value (FOB)] + [Freight] + ([Goods value (FOB)] + [Freight]) × 1.1 × [Insurance rate] ÷ 100 + [Destination port THC] + [Destination inland transport]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 54,376 USD. - Q: How is Unit DAP found? A: Unit DAP = [DAP price] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 5.44 USD. - Q: Worked example: DAP Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. DAP price: 54,376 USD; Unit DAP: 5.44 USD. - Q: Is DAP Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [DDP Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/ddp-calculator): Calculate your delivered duty paid (DDP) price including customs duty and VAT; the tax base is the CIF value. - Q: How is DDP Calculator calculated? A: Calculate your delivered duty paid (DDP) price including customs duty and VAT; the tax base is the CIF value. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is DDP price found? A: DDP price = [CIF value (customs value)] + [Destination port THC] + [Destination inland transport] + [Import clearance] + [Duty + VAT]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %) the result is 70,475 USD. - Q: How is Unit DDP found? A: Unit DDP = [DDP price] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %) the result is 7.05 USD. - Q: Worked example: DDP Calculator A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Destination port THC 400 USD, Destination inland transport 600 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %. CIF value (customs value): 53,376 USD; Duty + VAT: 15,799 USD; DDP price: 70,475 USD; Unit DDP: 7.05 USD. - Q: Is DDP Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Incoterms Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/incoterms-calculator): Calculate the price for the Incoterms 2020 rule you choose from the same cost items and see who pays what in the table. - Q: How is Incoterms Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the price for the Incoterms 2020 rule you choose from the same cost items and see who pays what in the table. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: Incoterms Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Incoterms 2020 are 11 delivery rules defining where cost and risk pass from seller to buyer. The difference between EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP and DDP prices for the same product is made up of freight, insurance, local charges and taxes. - Q: Incoterms Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: When comparing quotes, convert them all to the same delivery term; two prices given under different Incoterms cannot be compared directly. - Q: How is Price under the selected term found? A: Price under the selected term = if([Delivery term] = 0; [Product cost (EXW)]; if([Delivery term] = 1; [FCA]; if([Delivery term] = 2; [FOB]; if([Delivery term] = 3; [CFR]; if([Delivery term] = 4; [CIF]; if([Delivery term] = 5; [DAP]; if([Delivery term] = 6; [DPU]; [DDP]))))))). With the example values (Delivery term FOB, Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD) the result is 42,050 USD. - Q: Worked example: Incoterms Calculator A: Example values: Delivery term FOB, Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD. Price under the selected term: 42,050 USD; Extra cost over EXW: 2,050 USD. - Q: Is Incoterms Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Incoterms Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/incoterms-comparison): Compare EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR, CIF, DAP, DPU and DDP prices side by side with the same costs. - Q: How is Incoterms Comparison calculated? A: Compare EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR, CIF, DAP, DPU and DDP prices side by side with the same costs. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is CIF found? A: CIF = [CIF]. With the example values (Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Freight 3,200 USD) the result is 45,400 USD. - Q: How is DDP found? A: DDP = [DDP]. With the example values (Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Freight 3,200 USD) the result is 59,988 USD. - Q: Worked example: Incoterms Comparison A: Example values: Product cost (EXW) 40,000 USD, Packing and loading 600 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Freight 3,200 USD. EXW: 40,000 USD; FCA: 41,550 USD; FOB: 42,050 USD; CFR: 45,250 USD; CIF: 45,400 USD. - Q: Is Incoterms Comparison free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [FOB or CIF?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/fob-vs-cif): Compare the supplier’s CIF quote with the cost of buying FOB and arranging freight and insurance yourself. - Q: How is FOB or CIF calculated? A: Compare the supplier’s CIF quote with the cost of buying FOB and arranging freight and insurance yourself. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is Difference from the CIF quote found? A: Difference from the CIF quote = [Supplier’s CIF quote] − [FOB + your own freight and insurance]. With the example values (Supplier’s CIF quote 54,200 USD, Supplier’s FOB quote 50,000 USD, Freight you sourced 2,900 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %) the result is 1,125 USD. - Q: Worked example: FOB or CIF? A: Example values: Supplier’s CIF quote 54,200 USD, Supplier’s FOB quote 50,000 USD, Freight you sourced 2,900 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %. FOB + your own freight and insurance: 53,075 USD; Difference from the CIF quote: 1,125 USD; Result: Buying FOB and arranging freight yourself is cheaper. - Q: Is FOB or CIF free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [CIF or DDP?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/cif-vs-ddp): Compare a DDP quote with the total of buying CIF and paying customs duty, VAT, clearance and inland transport yourself. - Q: How is CIF or DDP calculated? A: Compare a DDP quote with the total of buying CIF and paying customs duty, VAT, clearance and inland transport yourself. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is Difference from the DDP quote found? A: Difference from the DDP quote = [DDP quote] − [CIF + your own customs and local charges]. With the example values (CIF quote 53,500 USD, DDP quote 70,000 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Import clearance 300 USD, Destination port THC 400 USD) the result is -636 USD. - Q: Worked example: CIF or DDP? A: Example values: CIF quote 53,500 USD, DDP quote 70,000 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Import clearance 300 USD, Destination port THC 400 USD. CIF + your own customs and local charges: 70,636 USD; Difference from the DDP quote: -636 USD; Result: The supplier’s DDP quote is cheaper. - Q: Is CIF or DDP free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [EXW or FOB?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/exw-vs-fob): Compare the supplier’s FOB quote with the cost of buying EXW and handling origin transport, clearance and port work yourself. - Q: How is EXW or FOB calculated? A: Compare the supplier’s FOB quote with the cost of buying EXW and handling origin transport, clearance and port work yourself. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is Difference from the FOB quote found? A: Difference from the FOB quote = [FOB quote] − [EXW + your own origin costs]. With the example values (EXW quote 45,000 USD, FOB quote 47,000 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Origin agent fee 200 USD) the result is 350 USD. - Q: Worked example: EXW or FOB? A: Example values: EXW quote 45,000 USD, FOB quote 47,000 USD, Origin inland transport 700 USD, Export clearance 250 USD, Origin port THC 500 USD, Origin agent fee 200 USD. EXW + your own origin costs: 46,650 USD; Difference from the FOB quote: 350 USD; Result: Buying EXW and managing origin yourself is cheaper. - Q: Is EXW or FOB free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [DAP or DDP?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/dap-vs-ddp): Compare a DDP quote with the total of buying DAP and paying customs duty, VAT and clearance yourself. - Q: How is DAP or DDP calculated? A: Compare a DDP quote with the total of buying DAP and paying customs duty, VAT and clearance yourself. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: How is Difference from the DDP quote found? A: Difference from the DDP quote = [DDP quote] − [DAP + your own taxes and clearance costs]. With the example values (DAP quote 56,000 USD, DDP quote 72,000 USD, Customs value (CIF) 53,000 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Import clearance 300 USD) the result is 12.00 USD. - Q: Worked example: DAP or DDP? A: Example values: DAP quote 56,000 USD, DDP quote 72,000 USD, Customs value (CIF) 53,000 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Import clearance 300 USD. DAP + your own taxes and clearance costs: 71,988 USD; Difference from the DDP quote: 12.00 USD; Result: Buying DAP and clearing customs yourself is cheaper. - Q: Is DAP or DDP free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Customs Duty Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/customs-duty-calculator): Calculate the customs duty payable from customs value, ad valorem duty, additional duty and specific duty per kg. - Q: How is Customs Duty Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the customs duty payable from customs value, ad valorem duty, additional duty and specific duty per kg. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: Customs Duty Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: In most countries customs duty is the product’s tariff rate applied to the CIF value; additional duties, anti-dumping duties and VAT may be added. The rate depends on the product’s HS code, country of origin and trade agreements. - Q: Customs Duty Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If you buy from a country with a free trade agreement, a proof of origin can bring duty down to zero; without it the general rate applies, so make the origin document a condition of the order. - Q: How is Total customs duty found? A: Total customs duty = [Ad valorem duty] + [Additional customs duty] + [Specific duty]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg) the result is 4,280 USD. - Q: Worked example: Customs Duty Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg. Ad valorem duty: 4,280 USD; Additional customs duty: 0.00 USD; Specific duty: 0.00 USD; Total customs duty: 4,280 USD; Effective tax rate: 8.0 %. - Q: Is Customs Duty Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import VAT Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-vat-calculator): Calculate the VAT base (customs value, customs duty and other taxes) and the import VAT. - Q: How is Import VAT Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the VAT base (customs value, customs duty and other taxes) and the import VAT. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Import VAT found? A: Import VAT = [VAT base] × [Import VAT rate] ÷ 100. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty amount 4,280 USD, Other taxes (excise etc.) 0 USD, Import VAT rate 20 %) the result is 11,556 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import VAT Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty amount 4,280 USD, Other taxes (excise etc.) 0 USD, Import VAT rate 20 %. VAT base: 57,780 USD; Import VAT: 11,556 USD; Total taxes: 15,836 USD. - Q: Is Import VAT Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Unit Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-unit-cost): Convert total import cost into unit cost per piece and per carton. - Q: How is Import Unit Cost calculated? A: Convert total import cost into unit cost per piece and per carton. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Unit cost found? A: Unit cost = [Total import cost] ÷ [Quantity (units)]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs) the result is 5.90 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Unit Cost A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Quantity (units) 10,000 pcs. Total import cost: 59,046 USD; Unit cost: 5.90 USD; Cost per carton: 141.71 USD. - Q: Is Import Unit Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Cost per Ton](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-cost-per-ton): For bulk or heavy cargo, convert total import cost into cost per ton and per kilogram. - Q: How is Import Cost per Ton calculated? A: For bulk or heavy cargo, convert total import cost into cost per ton and per kilogram. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Cost per ton found? A: Cost per ton = [Total import cost] ÷ [Net weight]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Net weight 20 t) the result is 2,952 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Cost per Ton A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Net weight 20 t. Total import cost: 59,046 USD; Cost per ton: 2,952 USD; Cost per kg: 2.95 USD. - Q: Is Import Cost per Ton free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Cost per Kg](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-cost-per-kg): Convert total import cost into cost per kilogram and compare it with your selling price. - Q: How is Import Cost per Kg calculated? A: Convert total import cost into cost per kilogram and compare it with your selling price. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Cost per kg found? A: Cost per kg = [Total import cost] ÷ [Net weight]. With the example values (Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Net weight 20,000 kg) the result is 2.95 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Cost per Kg A: Example values: Goods value (FOB) 50,000 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %, Customs duty rate 8 %, Total local charges 1,400 USD, Net weight 20,000 kg. Total import cost: 59,046 USD; Cost per kg: 2.95 USD; Freight per kg: 0.16 USD. - Q: Is Import Cost per Kg free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Selling Price](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-selling-price): Calculate the selling price, the equivalent markup and the price including VAT from unit landed cost and target margin. - Q: How is Import Selling Price calculated? A: Calculate the selling price, the equivalent markup and the price including VAT from unit landed cost and target margin. The calculation uses Money and FX Engine: Handles source and target currency, exchange rate, rounding and margin with one rule set; when the currency changes, all money inputs are converted at the rate. - Q: How is Selling price (excl. VAT) found? A: Selling price (excl. VAT) = [Unit landed cost] ÷ (1 − [Target profit margin] ÷ 100). With the example values (Unit landed cost 5.2 USD, Target profit margin 25 %, Sales VAT rate 20 %) the result is 6.93 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Selling Price A: Example values: Unit landed cost 5.2 USD, Target profit margin 25 %, Sales VAT rate 20 %. Selling price (excl. VAT): 6.93 USD; Equivalent markup: 33.3 %; Price incl. VAT: 8.32 USD. - Q: Is Import Selling Price free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores exchange rates, keeps each file with its own rate date and reports in the currency you choose. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Minimum Selling Price](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/minimum-selling-price): Calculate the lowest selling price that covers unit cost, overhead, payment-term financing and sales commission. - Q: How is Minimum Selling Price calculated? A: Calculate the lowest selling price that covers unit cost, overhead, payment-term financing and sales commission. The calculation uses Money and FX Engine: Handles source and target currency, exchange rate, rounding and margin with one rule set; when the currency changes, all money inputs are converted at the rate. - Q: Worked example: Minimum Selling Price A: Example values: Unit landed cost 5.2 USD, Unit overhead 0.4 USD, Due 60 days, Annual financing cost 30 %, Sales commission 3 %. Payment-term financing cost: 0.28 USD; Minimum selling price: 6.06 USD. - Q: Is Minimum Selling Price free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores exchange rates, keeps each file with its own rate date and reports in the currency you choose. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import ROI Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/import-roi-calculator): Calculate the return on capital tied up in an import and the annualized ROI based on the holding period. - Q: How is Import ROI Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the return on capital tied up in an import and the annualized ROI based on the holding period. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Return on investment (ROI) found? A: Return on investment (ROI) = [Gross profit] ÷ [Total import cost] × 100. With the example values (Total import cost 70,000 USD, Sales revenue 92,000 USD, Capital tie-up period 75 days) the result is 31.4 %. - Q: How is Annualized ROI found? A: Annualized ROI = [Return on investment (ROI)] × 365 ÷ [Capital tie-up period]. With the example values (Total import cost 70,000 USD, Sales revenue 92,000 USD, Capital tie-up period 75 days) the result is 153.0 %. - Q: Worked example: Import ROI Calculator A: Example values: Total import cost 70,000 USD, Sales revenue 92,000 USD, Capital tie-up period 75 days. Gross profit: 22,000 USD; Return on investment (ROI): 31.4 %; Annualized ROI: 153.0 %. - Q: Is Import ROI Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ### [Container, CBM and Loading](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container) - [CBM Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cbm-calculator): Calculate total cubic meters (CBM), cubic feet and sea and air volumetric weight from carton dimensions and count. - Q: How is CBM Calculator calculated? A: Calculate total cubic meters (CBM), cubic feet and sea and air volumetric weight from carton dimensions and count. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: CBM Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: CBM (cubic metres) is the volume your cargo occupies; ocean freight, container choice and LCL charges are calculated from it. Multiply carton dimensions in centimetres, divide by 1,000,000 and multiply by the number of cartons. - Q: CBM Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Measure cartons at their outermost points; on bulging or taped cartons a 1–2 cm difference adds up to several cubic metres and real freight cost across hundreds of cartons. - Q: How is Total volume (CBM) found? A: Total volume (CBM) = [Volume per carton] × [Number of cartons]. With the example values (Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 100 pcs) the result is 9.600 m³. - Q: Worked example: CBM Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 100 pcs. Volume per carton: 0.096 m³; Total volume (CBM): 9.600 m³; Total volume: 339.0 ft³; Sea volumetric weight (1 m³ = 1,000 kg): 9,600 kg; Air volumetric weight (1:6000): 1,600 kg. - Q: Is CBM Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [CFT Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cft-calculator): Calculate cubic feet (CFT) and cubic meters from carton dimensions in inches. - Q: How is CFT Calculator calculated? A: Calculate cubic feet (CFT) and cubic meters from carton dimensions in inches. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Total volume found? A: Total volume = [Volume per carton] × [Number of cartons]. With the example values (Carton length 24 in, Carton width 16 in, Carton height 16 in, Number of cartons 100 pcs) the result is 355.56 ft³. - Q: Worked example: CFT Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 24 in, Carton width 16 in, Carton height 16 in, Number of cartons 100 pcs. Volume per carton: 3.556 ft³; Total volume: 355.56 ft³; Total volume (CBM): 10.068 m³. - Q: Is CFT Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [CBM to CFT Converter](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cbm-to-cft): Convert cubic meters (CBM) to cubic feet (CFT); 1 m³ = 35.3147 ft³. - Q: How is CBM to CFT Converter calculated? A: Convert cubic meters (CBM) to cubic feet (CFT); 1 m³ = 35.3147 ft³. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Cubic feet found? A: Cubic feet = [Volume (CBM)] × 35.3147. With the example values (Volume (CBM) 10 m³) the result is 353.15 ft³. - Q: Worked example: CBM to CFT Converter A: Example values: Volume (CBM) 10 m³. Cubic feet: 353.15 ft³; Cubic inches: 610,237 in³. - Q: Is CBM to CFT Converter free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [CFT to CBM Converter](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cft-to-cbm): Convert cubic feet (CFT) to cubic meters (CBM); 1 ft³ = 0.0283 m³. - Q: How is CFT to CBM Converter calculated? A: Convert cubic feet (CFT) to cubic meters (CBM); 1 ft³ = 0.0283 m³. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Volume (CBM) found? A: Volume (CBM) = [Volume (CFT)] ÷ 35.3147. With the example values (Volume (CFT) 353 ft³) the result is 9.996 m³. - Q: Worked example: CFT to CBM Converter A: Example values: Volume (CFT) 353 ft³. Volume (CBM): 9.996 m³; Litres: 9,996 L. - Q: Is CFT to CBM Converter free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Container Utilization Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-utilization): See how full the container is by volume and weight, the remaining space and which limit is binding. - Q: How is Container Utilization Calculator calculated? A: See how full the container is by volume and weight, the remaining space and which limit is binding. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Volume utilization found? A: Volume utilization = [Cargo volume] ÷ [Container internal volume] × 100. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Cargo volume 58 m³, Cargo weight 18,000 kg) the result is 75.9 %. - Q: How is Weight utilization found? A: Weight utilization = [Cargo weight] ÷ [Container maximum payload] × 100. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Cargo volume 58 m³, Cargo weight 18,000 kg) the result is 67.9 %. - Q: Worked example: Container Utilization Calculator A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Cargo volume 58 m³, Cargo weight 18,000 kg. Volume utilization: 75.9 %; Weight utilization: 67.9 %; Remaining volume: 18.40 m³; Remaining payload: 8,500 kg; Binding limit: Volume. - Q: Is Container Utilization Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [20ft Container Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/20ft-container-calculator): Calculate how many cartons fit in a 20ft standard container by volume and the 28,200 kg payload limit. - Q: How is 20ft Container Calculator calculated? A: Calculate how many cartons fit in a 20ft standard container by volume and the 28,200 kg payload limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: 20ft Container Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: A 20ft standard container measures about 5.90 × 2.35 × 2.39 m inside, holds about 33 m³ and takes a maximum payload of about 28 tonnes. Heavy cargo (metal, granules, liquids) usually hits the weight limit before the volume limit. - Q: 20ft Container Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Road weight and axle limits in many countries are lower than the container’s maximum payload; load with inland haulage in mind. - Q: How is Loadable cartons found? A: Loadable cartons = min([Cartons that fit by volume]; [Maximum cartons by weight]). With the example values (Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg) the result is 225 pcs. - Q: Worked example: 20ft Container Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg. Cartons that fit by volume: 225 pcs; Maximum cartons by weight: 2,350 pcs; Loadable cartons: 225 pcs; Volume utilization: 65.1 %; Cargo weight: 2,700 kg. - Q: Is 20ft Container Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [40ft Container Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/40ft-container-calculator): Calculate how many cartons fit in a 40ft standard container by volume and the 26,700 kg payload limit. - Q: How is 40ft Container Calculator calculated? A: Calculate how many cartons fit in a 40ft standard container by volume and the 26,700 kg payload limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: 40ft Container Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: A 40ft standard container measures about 12.03 × 2.35 × 2.39 m inside and holds about 67 m³, but its maximum payload is close to a 20ft’s. So a 40ft suits light, bulky cargo, while two 20ft units can be better for heavy cargo. - Q: 40ft Container Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If your cargo will not fill a 40ft but does not fit in a 20ft, compare freight for a standard 40ft and LCL options as well as a 40ft high cube. - Q: How is Loadable cartons found? A: Loadable cartons = min([Cartons that fit by volume]; [Maximum cartons by weight]). With the example values (Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg) the result is 500 pcs. - Q: Worked example: 40ft Container Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg. Cartons that fit by volume: 500 pcs; Maximum cartons by weight: 2,225 pcs; Loadable cartons: 500 pcs; Volume utilization: 70.9 %; Cargo weight: 6,000 kg. - Q: Is 40ft Container Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [40HC Container Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/40hc-container-calculator): Calculate how many cartons fit in a 40ft high cube container with its 2.70 m internal height and payload limit. - Q: How is 40HC Container Calculator calculated? A: Calculate how many cartons fit in a 40ft high cube container with its 2.70 m internal height and payload limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Loadable cartons found? A: Loadable cartons = min([Cartons that fit by volume]; [Maximum cartons by weight]). With the example values (Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg) the result is 600 pcs. - Q: Worked example: 40HC Container Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg. Cartons that fit by volume: 600 pcs; Maximum cartons by weight: 2,208 pcs; Loadable cartons: 600 pcs; Volume utilization: 75.4 %; Cargo weight: 7,200 kg. - Q: Is 40HC Container Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [How Many Pallets Fit in a Container?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/pallets-in-container): Calculate how many Euro (120×80) or standard (120×100) pallets fit in a container, depending on stacking. - Q: How is How Many Pallets Fit in a Container calculated? A: Calculate how many Euro (120×80) or standard (120×100) pallets fit in a container, depending on stacking. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How Many Pallets Fit in a Container: what is it and when is it used? A: How many pallets fit depends on pallet size and layout: a 20ft container usually takes 11 euro pallets or 10 standard pallets on one level, a 40ft 24–25 euro or 20–21 standard pallets. With stackable cargo the number can double. - Q: How Many Pallets Fit in a Container: what should I watch out for? A: Plan loaded pallet height against the door height; pallets taller than the roughly 2.26 m door opening will not go in. - Q: How is Pallets that fit in the container found? A: Pallets that fit in the container = [Pallets per layer] × [Number of layers]. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Pallet type Euro pallet 120×80, Loaded pallet height 120 cm, Stacking Double-stacked) the result is 40 pallets. - Q: Worked example: How Many Pallets Fit in a Container? A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Pallet type Euro pallet 120×80, Loaded pallet height 120 cm, Stacking Double-stacked. Pallets per layer: 20 pallets; Number of layers: 2; Pallets that fit in the container: 40 pallets. - Q: Is How Many Pallets Fit in a Container free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [How Many Cartons Fit in a Container?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cartons-in-container): Calculate how many cartons fit in the chosen container type with the best arrangement, by volume and weight limit. - Q: How is How Many Cartons Fit in a Container calculated? A: Calculate how many cartons fit in the chosen container type with the best arrangement, by volume and weight limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How Many Cartons Fit in a Container: what is it and when is it used? A: The number of cartons that fit is not container volume divided by carton volume but how many whole rows and layers you can stack. The tool tries all six orientations, picks the layout that fits the most cartons and checks the weight limit. - Q: How Many Cartons Fit in a Container: what should I watch out for? A: If cartons are marked this way up, consider upright orientations only; cartons that can be laid down usually fit 5–15% more. - Q: How is Loadable cartons found? A: Loadable cartons = min([Cartons that fit by volume]; [Maximum cartons by weight]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg) the result is 600 pcs. - Q: Worked example: How Many Cartons Fit in a Container? A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg. Cartons that fit by volume: 600 pcs; Maximum cartons by weight: 2,208 pcs; Loadable cartons: 600 pcs; Volume utilization: 75.4 %; Cargo weight: 7,200 kg. - Q: Is How Many Cartons Fit in a Container free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [How Many Tons Can a Container Carry?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-weight-capacity): Calculate the container’s maximum payload and how much you can actually load under the road gross weight limit. - Q: How is How Many Tons Can a Container Carry calculated? A: Calculate the container’s maximum payload and how much you can actually load under the road gross weight limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Practical maximum payload found? A: Practical maximum payload = min([Container maximum payload]; [Loadable under road limit]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Road maximum gross weight 40,000 kg, Tractor + chassis tare 15,000 kg) the result is 21,100 kg. - Q: Worked example: How Many Tons Can a Container Carry? A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Road maximum gross weight 40,000 kg, Tractor + chassis tare 15,000 kg. Container maximum payload: 26,500 kg; Container tare: 3,900 kg; Loadable under road limit: 21,100 kg; Practical maximum payload: 21,100 kg. - Q: Is How Many Tons Can a Container Carry free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Container Loading Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-loading-calculator): Calculate how many containers you need for your cartons and how full the last container will be. - Q: How is Container Loading Calculator calculated? A: Calculate how many containers you need for your cartons and how full the last container will be. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: Container Loading Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: The container loading calculation shows how many containers your total cartons need and how full the last container will be. Instead of paying full freight for a half-empty box, you can adjust the quantity or send the remainder LCL. - Q: Container Loading Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If the last container is under 70% full, increasing the order to fill it noticeably lowers freight per unit. - Q: How is Containers needed found? A: Containers needed = ceil([Cartons to ship] ÷ [Cartons per container]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg, Cartons to ship 2,000 pcs) the result is 4 pcs. - Q: Worked example: Container Loading Calculator A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg, Cartons to ship 2,000 pcs. Cartons per container: 600 pcs; Containers needed: 4 pcs; Utilization of the last container: 33.3 %. - Q: Is Container Loading Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [3D Container Loading](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/3d-container-loading): See in 3D how cartons are arranged in the container with the best orientation; calculate rows, layers and total cartons. - Q: How is 3D Container Loading calculated? A: See in 3D how cartons are arranged in the container with the best orientation; calculate rows, layers and total cartons. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Loadable cartons found? A: Loadable cartons = min([Cartons that fit by volume]; [Maximum cartons by weight]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg) the result is 600 pcs. - Q: Worked example: 3D Container Loading A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg. Cartons that fit by volume: 600 pcs; Maximum cartons by weight: 2,208 pcs; Loadable cartons: 600 pcs; Volume utilization: 75.4 %; Cargo weight: 7,200 kg. - Q: Is 3D Container Loading free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Pallet Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/pallet-calculator): Calculate cartons per pallet, number of layers, pallet gross weight and volume under height and weight limits. - Q: How is Pallet Calculator calculated? A: Calculate cartons per pallet, number of layers, pallet gross weight and volume under height and weight limits. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Cartons per pallet found? A: Cartons per pallet = min([Cartons per layer] × [Number of layers]; floor([Pallet maximum load] ÷ [Carton weight])). With the example values (Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Maximum load height (incl. pallet) 160 cm, Pallet maximum load 1,000 kg, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm) the result is 12 pcs. - Q: Worked example: Pallet Calculator A: Example values: Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Maximum load height (incl. pallet) 160 cm, Pallet maximum load 1,000 kg, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm. Cartons per layer: 4 pcs; Number of layers: 3; Cartons per pallet: 12 pcs; Pallet gross weight: 169 kg; Pallet volume: 1.30 m³. - Q: Is Pallet Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Cartons to Pallets](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/carton-to-pallet): Calculate how many pallets your cartons need from pallet size and height limit. - Q: How is Cartons to Pallets calculated? A: Calculate how many pallets your cartons need from pallet size and height limit. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Pallets needed found? A: Pallets needed = ceil([Number of cartons] ÷ [Cartons per pallet]). With the example values (Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Maximum load height (incl. pallet) 160 cm, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm) the result is 75 pallets. - Q: Worked example: Cartons to Pallets A: Example values: Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Maximum load height (incl. pallet) 160 cm, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm. Cartons per pallet: 12 pcs; Pallets needed: 75 pallets. - Q: Is Cartons to Pallets free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Pallets to Containers](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/pallet-to-container): Calculate how many containers your pallets need, depending on stacking and pallet type. - Q: How is Pallets to Containers calculated? A: Calculate how many containers your pallets need, depending on stacking and pallet type. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Containers needed found? A: Containers needed = ceil([Number of pallets] ÷ [Pallets per container]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Loaded pallet height 120 cm, Stacking Not stackable, Number of pallets 40 pallets) the result is 2 pcs. - Q: Worked example: Pallets to Containers A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Loaded pallet height 120 cm, Stacking Not stackable, Number of pallets 40 pallets. Pallets per container: 20 pallets; Containers needed: 2 pcs. - Q: Is Pallets to Containers free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Cartons to Containers](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/carton-to-container): Calculate how many containers you need and cartons per container from carton count, size and weight. - Q: How is Cartons to Containers calculated? A: Calculate how many containers you need and cartons per container from carton count, size and weight. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Containers needed found? A: Containers needed = ceil([Number of cartons] ÷ [Cartons per container]). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg, Number of cartons 3,000 pcs) the result is 5 pcs. - Q: Worked example: Cartons to Containers A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Carton weight 12 kg, Number of cartons 3,000 pcs. Cartons per container: 600 pcs; Containers needed: 5 pcs. - Q: Is Cartons to Containers free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [CBM to Containers](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/cbm-to-container): Calculate how many containers you need from total cargo volume and weight, using a usable volume ratio. - Q: How is CBM to Containers calculated? A: Calculate how many containers you need from total cargo volume and weight, using a usable volume ratio. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Containers needed found? A: Containers needed = ceil(max([By volume]; [By weight])). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Total volume (CBM) 150 m³, Total weight 40,000 kg, Usable volume ratio 85 %) the result is 3 pcs. - Q: Worked example: CBM to Containers A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Total volume (CBM) 150 m³, Total weight 40,000 kg, Usable volume ratio 85 %. By volume: 2.31 containers; By weight: 1.51 containers; Containers needed: 3 pcs. - Q: Is CBM to Containers free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Containers to CBM](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-to-cbm): Calculate total internal volume and practically usable CBM by container type and quantity. - Q: How is Containers to CBM calculated? A: Calculate total internal volume and practically usable CBM by container type and quantity. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Usable volume found? A: Usable volume = [Total internal volume] × [Usable volume ratio] ÷ 100. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Number of containers 3 pcs, Usable volume ratio 85 %) the result is 194.8 m³. - Q: Worked example: Containers to CBM A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Number of containers 3 pcs, Usable volume ratio 85 %. Total internal volume: 229.2 m³; Usable volume: 194.8 m³; Total payload: 79,500 kg. - Q: Is Containers to CBM free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Loading Efficiency](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/loading-efficiency): Calculate volume and weight utilization, freight per loaded CBM and the cost of empty space. - Q: How is Loading Efficiency calculated? A: Calculate volume and weight utilization, freight per loaded CBM and the cost of empty space. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Volume utilization found? A: Volume utilization = [Loaded volume] ÷ [Container internal volume] × 100. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Loaded volume 60 m³, Loaded weight 15,000 kg, Container freight 2,800 USD) the result is 78.5 %. - Q: How is Cost of empty space found? A: Cost of empty space = [Container freight] × (1 − max([Volume utilization]; [Weight utilization]) ÷ 100). With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Loaded volume 60 m³, Loaded weight 15,000 kg, Container freight 2,800 USD) the result is 601 USD. - Q: Worked example: Loading Efficiency A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Loaded volume 60 m³, Loaded weight 15,000 kg, Container freight 2,800 USD. Volume utilization: 78.5 %; Weight utilization: 56.6 %; Freight per loaded CBM: 46.67 USD; Cost of empty space: 601 USD. - Q: Is Loading Efficiency free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Mixed Cargo Container Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/mixed-container-calculator): Calculate total volume and weight of products of different sizes, container utilization and the number of containers needed. - Q: How is Mixed Cargo Container Calculator calculated? A: Calculate total volume and weight of products of different sizes, container utilization and the number of containers needed. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Volume needed relative to one container found? A: Volume needed relative to one container = [Σ Cbm] ÷ ([Container internal volume] × 0.85) × 100. With the example values (Container type 40' HC) the result is 147.8 %. - Q: How is Containers needed found? A: Containers needed = ceil(max([Σ Cbm] ÷ ([Container internal volume] × 0.85); [Σ Kgt] ÷ [Container maximum payload])). With the example values (Container type 40' HC) the result is 2 pcs. - Q: Worked example: Mixed Cargo Container Calculator A: Example values: Container type 40' HC. Volume needed relative to one container: 147.8 %; Weight utilization: 47.5 %; Containers needed: 2 pcs; Total volume (CBM): 96.00 m³; Total weight: 12,600 kg. - Q: Is Mixed Cargo Container Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Container Weight Distribution](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-weight-distribution): Calculate the container’s center of gravity and offset from the middle from load block weights and positions; spot unbalanced loading in advance. - Q: How is Container Weight Distribution calculated? A: Calculate the container’s center of gravity and offset from the middle from load block weights and positions; spot unbalanced loading in advance. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Center of gravity (from front wall) found? A: Center of gravity (from front wall) = [Σ Mom] ÷ [Σ Weight (kg)]. With the example values (Container type 40' GP) the result is 5.61 m. - Q: How is Offset from center found? A: Offset from center = [Center of gravity (from front wall)] − [Container internal length] ÷ 2. With the example values (Container type 40' GP) the result is -0.41 m. - Q: Worked example: Container Weight Distribution A: Example values: Container type 40' GP. Total weight: 20,000 kg; Center of gravity (from front wall): 5.61 m; Offset from center: -0.41 m; Assessment: Balanced: offset within 5% of container length. - Q: Is Container Weight Distribution free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Pallet Volume Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/pallet-volume): Calculate volume per pallet and total volume (CBM) from pallet size and load height. - Q: How is Pallet Volume Calculator calculated? A: Calculate volume per pallet and total volume (CBM) from pallet size and load height. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Volume per pallet found? A: Volume per pallet = [Pallet length] × [Pallet width] × ([Load height (excl. pallet)] + 15) ÷ 1,000,000. With the example values (Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Load height (excl. pallet) 150 cm, Number of pallets 20 pallets) the result is 1.584 m³. - Q: Worked example: Pallet Volume Calculator A: Example values: Pallet length 120 cm, Pallet width 80 cm, Load height (excl. pallet) 150 cm, Number of pallets 20 pallets. Volume per pallet: 1.584 m³; Total volume (CBM): 31.68 m³. - Q: Is Pallet Volume Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Carton Volume Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/carton-volume): Calculate volume and volumetric weight for air cargo and courier from carton dimensions. - Q: How is Carton Volume Calculator calculated? A: Calculate volume and volumetric weight for air cargo and courier from carton dimensions. The calculation uses Cargo Fit Engine: Finds the best arrangement and utilization rate from carton, pallet and container dimensions under volume and weight limits. - Q: How is Volume per carton found? A: Volume per carton = [Carton length] × [Carton width] × [Carton height] ÷ 1,000,000. With the example values (Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 50 pcs) the result is 0.0960 m³. - Q: Worked example: Carton Volume Calculator A: Example values: Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 50 pcs. Volume per carton: 0.0960 m³; Total volume (CBM): 4.800 m³; Air cargo volumetric weight (1:6000): 16.00 kg; Courier volumetric weight (1:5000): 19.20 kg. - Q: Is Carton Volume Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks volume, weight and utilization per container for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. ### [Freight and Transport](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight) - [Ocean Freight Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/ocean-freight-calculator): Calculate total ocean freight from base rate per container, BAF, low-sulphur surcharge, war risk, THC and documentation fees. - Q: How is Ocean Freight Calculator calculated? A: Calculate total ocean freight from base rate per container, BAF, low-sulphur surcharge, war risk, THC and documentation fees. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Total ocean transport cost found? A: Total ocean transport cost = [Ocean freight (with surcharges)] + [THC and documents]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Base freight (per container) 1,800 USD, BAF / bunker surcharge (per container) 350 USD, Low-sulphur surcharge (LSS) 60 USD, Currency adjustment (CAF) 0 %, War risk and other surcharges 0 USD) the result is 5,335 USD. - Q: How is All-in per container found? A: All-in per container = [Total ocean transport cost] ÷ [Number of containers]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Base freight (per container) 1,800 USD, BAF / bunker surcharge (per container) 350 USD, Low-sulphur surcharge (LSS) 60 USD, Currency adjustment (CAF) 0 %, War risk and other surcharges 0 USD) the result is 2,668 USD. - Q: Worked example: Ocean Freight Calculator A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Base freight (per container) 1,800 USD, BAF / bunker surcharge (per container) 350 USD, Low-sulphur surcharge (LSS) 60 USD, Currency adjustment (CAF) 0 %, War risk and other surcharges 0 USD. Ocean freight (with surcharges): 4,420 USD; THC and documents: 915 USD; Total ocean transport cost: 5,335 USD; All-in per container: 2,668 USD. - Q: Is Ocean Freight Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [FCL Freight Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/fcl-freight-calculator): For full container (FCL) shipments, calculate freight, surcharges and port costs by number of containers, plus cost per kg and per CBM. - Q: How is FCL Freight Calculator calculated? A: For full container (FCL) shipments, calculate freight, surcharges and port costs by number of containers, plus cost per kg and per CBM. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Total FCL cost found? A: Total FCL cost = [Number of containers] × ([All-in freight (per container)] + [Origin THC (per container)] + [Destination THC (per container)]) + [B/L and documentation fee]. With the example values (Container type 40' HC, Number of containers 2 pcs, All-in freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Origin THC (per container) 210 USD, Destination THC (per container) 230 USD, B/L and documentation fee 75 USD) the result is 5,355 USD. - Q: Worked example: FCL Freight Calculator A: Example values: Container type 40' HC, Number of containers 2 pcs, All-in freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Origin THC (per container) 210 USD, Destination THC (per container) 230 USD, B/L and documentation fee 75 USD. Total FCL cost: 5,355 USD; Per kg: 0.15 USD; Per CBM: 44.63 USD; Volume utilization: 78.5 %. - Q: Is FCL Freight Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [LCL Freight Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/lcl-freight-calculator): For LCL cargo, calculate chargeable quantity, freight and CFS charges using the W/M rule (1 t = 1 m³). - Q: How is LCL Freight Calculator calculated? A: For LCL cargo, calculate chargeable quantity, freight and CFS charges using the W/M rule (1 t = 1 m³). The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Total LCL cost found? A: Total LCL cost = [Chargeable W/M] × ([Freight (per W/M)] + [CFS and consolidation (per W/M)]) + [Documentation and fixed fees]. With the example values (Cargo volume 8.5 m³, Cargo weight 3,200 kg, Freight (per W/M) 55 USD, Minimum W/M 1 W/M, CFS and consolidation (per W/M) 28 USD, Documentation and fixed fees 90 USD) the result is 796 USD. - Q: Worked example: LCL Freight Calculator A: Example values: Cargo volume 8.5 m³, Cargo weight 3,200 kg, Freight (per W/M) 55 USD, Minimum W/M 1 W/M, CFS and consolidation (per W/M) 28 USD, Documentation and fixed fees 90 USD. Chargeable W/M: 8.50 W/M; Charging basis: Volume; Freight: 468 USD; Total LCL cost: 796 USD; Per CBM: 93.59 USD. - Q: Is LCL Freight Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [LCL or FCL?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/lcl-vs-fcl): Calculate the cost difference between shipping your cargo LCL and booking a full container (FCL). - Q: How is LCL or FCL calculated? A: Calculate the cost difference between shipping your cargo LCL and booking a full container (FCL). The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: LCL or FCL: what is it and when is it used? A: With LCL your cargo shares a container with others and you pay per W/M (the greater of weight or volume); with FCL you rent the whole container. Above a certain volume a full container becomes cheaper than groupage. - Q: LCL or FCL: what should I watch out for? A: On most routes the break-even point is 13–18 m³; but LCL transit takes longer because of consolidation and deconsolidation, and handling damage risk rises. - Q: How is Difference found? A: Difference = abs([LCL total] − [FCL total]). With the example values (Container type 20' GP, Cargo volume 15 m³, Cargo weight 6,000 kg, LCL freight + CFS (per W/M) 83 USD, LCL fixed fees 90 USD, FCL all-in (per container) 1,650 USD) the result is 315 USD. - Q: Worked example: LCL or FCL? A: Example values: Container type 20' GP, Cargo volume 15 m³, Cargo weight 6,000 kg, LCL freight + CFS (per W/M) 83 USD, LCL fixed fees 90 USD, FCL all-in (per container) 1,650 USD. LCL total: 1,335 USD; Containers needed: 1 pcs; FCL total: 1,650 USD; Difference: 315 USD; Result: LCL is cheaper. - Q: Is LCL or FCL free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [LCL/FCL Break-even](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/lcl-fcl-break-even): Find the CBM above which a full container becomes cheaper than LCL. - Q: How is LCL/FCL Break-even calculated? A: Find the CBM above which a full container becomes cheaper than LCL. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Break-even volume found? A: Break-even volume = ([FCL all-in (per container)] − [LCL fixed fees]) ÷ [LCL freight + CFS (per W/M)]. With the example values (Container type 20' GP, LCL freight + CFS (per W/M) 83 USD, LCL fixed fees 90 USD, FCL all-in (per container) 1,650 USD) the result is 18.80 m³. - Q: Worked example: LCL/FCL Break-even A: Example values: Container type 20' GP, LCL freight + CFS (per W/M) 83 USD, LCL fixed fees 90 USD, FCL all-in (per container) 1,650 USD. Break-even volume: 18.80 m³; Share of container volume: 56.6 %; Per CBM in a full FCL (85% fill): 58.47 USD. - Q: Is LCL/FCL Break-even free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight per Ton](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-per-ton): Divide total freight by tonnage carried to get freight per ton and its share of the goods value. - Q: How is Freight per Ton calculated? A: Divide total freight by tonnage carried to get freight per ton and its share of the goods value. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Freight per Ton A: Example values: Total freight 5,600 USD, Quantity carried 24 t, Goods value 50,000 USD. Freight per ton: 233.33 USD; Freight as share of goods value: 11.2 %. - Q: Is Freight per Ton free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight per Kg](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-per-kg): Convert total freight to a per-kilogram figure to see the transport share to add to your product price. - Q: How is Freight per Kg calculated? A: Convert total freight to a per-kilogram figure to see the transport share to add to your product price. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Freight per Kg A: Example values: Total freight 5,600 USD, Net weight 24,000 kg, Product price per kg 2.1 USD. Freight per kg: 0.23 USD; Share of product price: 11.1 %. - Q: Is Freight per Kg free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight per CBM](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-per-cbm): Divide total freight by loaded volume to get cost per CBM and its difference from the LCL rate. - Q: How is Freight per CBM calculated? A: Divide total freight by loaded volume to get cost per CBM and its difference from the LCL rate. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Freight per CBM A: Example values: Total freight 5,600 USD, Loaded volume 58 m³, LCL rate (per W/M) 83 USD. Freight per CBM: 96.55 USD; Saving per CBM versus LCL: -13.55 USD. - Q: Is Freight per CBM free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight per Container](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-per-container): Convert a shipment’s total transport cost into cost per container and per carton. - Q: How is Freight per Container calculated? A: Convert a shipment’s total transport cost into cost per container and per carton. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Per container found? A: Per container = [Total freight] ÷ [Number of containers]. With the example values (Total freight 5,600 USD, Number of containers 2 pcs, Total cartons 1,800 pcs) the result is 2,800 USD. - Q: Worked example: Freight per Container A: Example values: Total freight 5,600 USD, Number of containers 2 pcs, Total cartons 1,800 pcs. Per container: 2,800 USD; Per carton: 3.11 USD. - Q: Is Freight per Container free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cost per TEU](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/cost-per-teu): Calculate the TEU count and cost per TEU of a shipment of 20ft and 40ft containers. - Q: How is Cost per TEU calculated? A: Calculate the TEU count and cost per TEU of a shipment of 20ft and 40ft containers. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Cost per TEU A: Example values: 20ft containers 4 pcs, 40ft containers 6 pcs, 45ft containers 0 pcs, Total transport cost 21,000 USD. TEU: 16.00 TEU; Cost per TEU: 1,313 USD. - Q: Is Cost per TEU free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cost per FEU](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/cost-per-feu): Calculate a shipment’s FEU (forty-foot equivalent) count and cost per FEU. - Q: How is Cost per FEU calculated? A: Calculate a shipment’s FEU (forty-foot equivalent) count and cost per FEU. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Cost per FEU A: Example values: 20ft containers 4 pcs, 40ft containers 6 pcs, Total transport cost 21,000 USD. FEU: 8.00 FEU; Cost per FEU: 2,625 USD. - Q: Is Cost per FEU free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Chargeable Weight](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/chargeable-weight-calculator): Compare actual and volumetric weight to find the weight freight is charged on for each transport mode. - Q: How is Chargeable Weight calculated? A: Compare actual and volumetric weight to find the weight freight is charged on for each transport mode. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Chargeable Weight: what is it and when is it used? A: Chargeable weight is the weight the carrier invoices: the greater of actual gross weight and volumetric weight. Air cargo uses 1 m³ = 167 kg, road usually 1 m³ = 333 kg and sea LCL 1 m³ = 1,000 kg. - Q: Chargeable Weight: what should I watch out for? A: For light, bulky shipments, reducing packaging size is the fastest way to cut freight without changing the product. - Q: How is Freight found? A: Freight = [Chargeable weight] × [Rate per kg]. With the example values (Transport mode (volume factor) Air cargo (1:6000), Actual gross weight 320 kg, Total volume 2.4 m³, Rate per kg 3.2 USD) the result is 1,280 USD. - Q: Worked example: Chargeable Weight A: Example values: Transport mode (volume factor) Air cargo (1:6000), Actual gross weight 320 kg, Total volume 2.4 m³, Rate per kg 3.2 USD. Volumetric weight: 400.0 kg; Chargeable weight: 400.0 kg; Charging basis: Volume; Freight: 1,280 USD. - Q: Is Chargeable Weight free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Volumetric Weight Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/volumetric-weight-calculator): Calculate volumetric (dimensional) weight from carton dimensions using air, courier, road and sea factors. - Q: How is Volumetric Weight Calculator calculated? A: Calculate volumetric (dimensional) weight from carton dimensions using air, courier, road and sea factors. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Volumetric Weight Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Volumetric weight is a weight derived from volume so that light but bulky shipments are charged fairly. Couriers and airlines usually divide length × width × height in centimetres by 5,000 or 6,000. - Q: Volumetric Weight Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Couriers use a divisor of 5,000, airlines mostly 6,000; always ask which divisor applies when you get a quote. - Q: How is Total volumetric weight found? A: Total volumetric weight = [Volumetric weight per carton] × [Number of cartons]. With the example values (Transport mode (volume factor) Air cargo (1:6000), Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 10 pcs, Actual weight per carton 12 kg) the result is 160.0 kg. - Q: How is Chargeable weight found? A: Chargeable weight = max([Volumetric weight per carton]; [Actual weight per carton]) × [Number of cartons]. With the example values (Transport mode (volume factor) Air cargo (1:6000), Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 10 pcs, Actual weight per carton 12 kg) the result is 160.0 kg. - Q: Worked example: Volumetric Weight Calculator A: Example values: Transport mode (volume factor) Air cargo (1:6000), Carton length 60 cm, Carton width 40 cm, Carton height 40 cm, Number of cartons 10 pcs, Actual weight per carton 12 kg. Volumetric weight per carton: 16.00 kg; Total volumetric weight: 160.0 kg; Chargeable weight: 160.0 kg. - Q: Is Volumetric Weight Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Freight Cost Allocation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-cost-allocation): Allocate a shipment’s freight to products by weight, volume, value or W/M and see unit freight per product. - Q: How is Freight Cost Allocation calculated? A: Allocate a shipment’s freight to products by weight, volume, value or W/M and see unit freight per product. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Total allocated found? A: Total allocated = [Σ Alloc]. With the example values (Allocation basis Chargeable W/M, Total freight and charges to allocate 6,400 USD) the result is 6,400 USD. - Q: Worked example: Freight Cost Allocation A: Example values: Allocation basis Chargeable W/M, Total freight and charges to allocate 6,400 USD. Total allocated: 6,400 USD; Total weight: 22,000 kg; Total volume (CBM): 52.00 m³. - Q: Is Freight Cost Allocation free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight Allocation by Product](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-allocation-by-product): Allocate freight, insurance and local charges to products on a chargeable W/M basis and find the transport share to add to unit cost. - Q: How is Freight Allocation by Product calculated? A: Allocate freight, insurance and local charges to products on a chargeable W/M basis and find the transport share to add to unit cost. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Total allocated found? A: Total allocated = [Σ Alloc]. With the example values (Freight 5,200 USD, Insurance 180 USD, Local charges 1,100 USD) the result is 6,480 USD. - Q: Worked example: Freight Allocation by Product A: Example values: Freight 5,200 USD, Insurance 180 USD, Local charges 1,100 USD. Total allocated: 6,480 USD; Total W/M: 52.00 W/M. - Q: Is Freight Allocation by Product free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight + Port Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-and-port-cost): Add origin and destination THC, port dues, sealing and documentation to ocean freight to get the total including port costs. - Q: How is Freight + Port Cost calculated? A: Add origin and destination THC, port dues, sealing and documentation to ocean freight to get the total including port costs. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Freight + port total found? A: Freight + port total = [Freight] + [Port costs]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Origin THC (per container) 210 USD, Destination THC (per container) 230 USD, Port dues and seal (per container) 45 USD, B/L and documentation fee 75 USD) the result is 5,445 USD. - Q: Worked example: Freight + Port Cost A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Origin THC (per container) 210 USD, Destination THC (per container) 230 USD, Port dues and seal (per container) 45 USD, B/L and documentation fee 75 USD. Freight: 4,400 USD; Port costs: 1,045 USD; Freight + port total: 5,445 USD; Share of port costs: 19.2 %. - Q: Is Freight + Port Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight + Inland Transport](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-and-inland-cost): Calculate pre-carriage from factory to port and on-carriage from port to warehouse by km and rate, and add them to ocean freight. - Q: How is Freight + Inland Transport calculated? A: Calculate pre-carriage from factory to port and on-carriage from port to warehouse by km and rate, and add them to ocean freight. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: How is Door-to-door transport found? A: Door-to-door transport = [Inland transport] + [Freight]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Pre-carriage distance 180 km, On-carriage distance 240 km, Road rate per km (per container) 1.6 USD, Fixed road fee (per container) 120 USD) the result is 6,224 USD. - Q: Worked example: Freight + Inland Transport A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Freight (per container) 2,200 USD, Pre-carriage distance 180 km, On-carriage distance 240 km, Road rate per km (per container) 1.6 USD, Fixed road fee (per container) 120 USD. Inland transport: 1,824 USD; Freight: 4,400 USD; Door-to-door transport: 6,224 USD; Share of inland transport: 29.3 %. - Q: Is Freight + Inland Transport free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Total Transport Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/total-transport-cost): Add loading, pre-carriage, origin charges, freight, destination charges, on-carriage, insurance and clearance into one figure and see cost per kg and per unit. - Q: How is Total Transport Cost calculated? A: Add loading, pre-carriage, origin charges, freight, destination charges, on-carriage, insurance and clearance into one figure and see cost per kg and per unit. The calculation uses Freight Rating Engine: Calculates chargeable quantity, freight and surcharges for FCL, LCL, air and road with the same rules. - Q: Worked example: Total Transport Cost A: Example values: Loading and pre-carriage 450 USD, Origin port and customs charges 520 USD, Main freight 4,400 USD, Destination port charges 480 USD, On-carriage and delivery 600 USD, Insurance 160 USD. Total transport cost: 6,910 USD; Per kg: 0.35 USD; Per unit: 0.69 USD; Share of main freight: 63.7 %. - Q: Is Total Transport Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores your rates and calculates freight and surcharges automatically for every booking. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Freight Margin Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/freight-margin-calculator): Calculate gross profit, margin and markup between the carrier’s buy rate and the freight you sell to the customer. - Q: How is Freight Margin Calculator calculated? A: Calculate gross profit, margin and markup between the carrier’s buy rate and the freight you sell to the customer. The calculation uses Money and FX Engine: Handles source and target currency, exchange rate, rounding and margin with one rule set; when the currency changes, all money inputs are converted at the rate. - Q: How is Gross profit found? A: Gross profit = [Number of containers] × ([Sell rate (per container)] − [Buy rate (per container)]) − [Extra costs (per shipment)]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Buy rate (per container) 1,900 USD, Sell rate (per container) 2,250 USD, Extra costs (per shipment) 80 USD) the result is 620 USD. - Q: How is Profit margin found? A: Profit margin = [Gross profit] ÷ ([Number of containers] × [Sell rate (per container)]) × 100. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Buy rate (per container) 1,900 USD, Sell rate (per container) 2,250 USD, Extra costs (per shipment) 80 USD) the result is 13.8 %. - Q: Worked example: Freight Margin Calculator A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Buy rate (per container) 1,900 USD, Sell rate (per container) 2,250 USD, Extra costs (per shipment) 80 USD. Gross profit: 620 USD; Profit margin: 13.8 %; Markup: 16.0 %. - Q: Is Freight Margin Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores exchange rates, keeps each file with its own rate date and reports in the currency you choose. You can try the Forwarder & Logistics package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ### [Container Charges](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container) - [Demurrage Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/demurrage-calculator): Calculate tiered demurrage for the days a container stays at the terminal beyond free time. - Q: How is Demurrage Calculator calculated? A: Calculate tiered demurrage for the days a container stays at the terminal beyond free time. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: Demurrage Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Demurrage is charged when a full container stays in the terminal beyond free time, usually at daily rates that start low and step up. A customs delay or missing document can cost close to the freight amount within days. - Q: Demurrage Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Free time usually starts on the discharge day; knowing the last free day before the vessel arrives and preparing customs documents in advance is the most effective way to avoid demurrage. - Q: How is Total demurrage found? A: Total demurrage = [Demurrage per container] × [Number of containers]. With the example values (Days at terminal 14 days, Free days 5 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 4 days, Tier 1 daily rate 75 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days) the result is 2,100 USD. - Q: Worked example: Demurrage Calculator A: Example values: Days at terminal 14 days, Free days 5 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 4 days, Tier 1 daily rate 75 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days. Chargeable days: 9 days; Demurrage per container: 1,050 USD; Total demurrage: 2,100 USD; Average daily cost: 116.67 USD. - Q: Is Demurrage Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Detention Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/detention-calculator): Calculate detention for days a container is kept outside the terminal (from full gate-out to empty return) beyond free time. - Q: How is Detention Calculator calculated? A: Calculate detention for days a container is kept outside the terminal (from full gate-out to empty return) beyond free time. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: Detention Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Detention is charged when a container exceeds free time between leaving the terminal full and being returned empty, and it is paid to the container owner. Containers left waiting at the warehouse or unloaded late trigger it. - Q: Detention Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Some lines give combined free time for demurrage and detention; negotiating extended free time at booking is often cheaper than paying the charges. - Q: How is Total detention found? A: Total detention = [Detention per container] × [Number of containers]. With the example values (Days outside terminal 12 days, Free days 7 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 5 days, Tier 1 daily rate 60 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days) the result is 600 USD. - Q: Worked example: Detention Calculator A: Example values: Days outside terminal 12 days, Free days 7 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 5 days, Tier 1 daily rate 60 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days. Chargeable days: 5 days; Detention per container: 300 USD; Total detention: 600 USD. - Q: Is Detention Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Demurrage + Detention Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/demurrage-and-detention-calculator): Calculate the same container’s terminal (demurrage) and outside-terminal (detention) charges together, each with its own free time. - Q: How is Demurrage + Detention Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the same container’s terminal (demurrage) and outside-terminal (detention) charges together, each with its own free time. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Total D&D found? A: Total D&D = [Demurrage] + [Detention]. With the example values (Days at terminal 9 days, Demurrage free days 5 days, Days outside terminal 11 days, Detention free days 7 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 4 days) the result is 1,080 USD. - Q: Worked example: Demurrage + Detention Calculator A: Example values: Days at terminal 9 days, Demurrage free days 5 days, Days outside terminal 11 days, Detention free days 7 days, Number of containers 2 pcs, Tier 1 days 4 days. Demurrage chargeable days: 4 days; Demurrage: 600 USD; Detention chargeable days: 4 days; Detention: 480 USD; Total D&D: 1,080 USD. - Q: Is Demurrage + Detention Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Free Time Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/free-time-calculator): Calculate the free days left since discharge and whether you have entered chargeable days. - Q: How is Free Time Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the free days left since discharge and whether you have entered chargeable days. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Last free day found? A: Last free day = [Discharge date] + [Free days] − 1. With the example values (Discharge date 9/29/2026, Free days 7 days, Calculation date 10/5/2026) the result is 10/5/2026. - Q: How is Free days left found? A: Free days left = max(0; [Free days] − [Days used]). With the example values (Discharge date 9/29/2026, Free days 7 days, Calculation date 10/5/2026) the result is 0 days. - Q: Worked example: Free Time Calculator A: Example values: Discharge date 9/29/2026, Free days 7 days, Calculation date 10/5/2026. Last free day: 10/5/2026; Days used: 7 days; Free days left: 0 days; Chargeable days: 0 days. - Q: Is Free Time Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Demurrage Tier Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/demurrage-tier-calculator): Split chargeable days into tiers and see the days and amount of each tier separately. - Q: How is Demurrage Tier Calculator calculated? A: Split chargeable days into tiers and see the days and amount of each tier separately. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Demurrage per container found? A: Demurrage per container = [Tier 1 amount] + [Tier 2 amount] + [Amount thereafter]. With the example values (Days at terminal 20 days, Free days 5 days, Tier 1 days 4 days, Tier 1 daily rate 75 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days, Tier 2 daily rate 150 USD) the result is 2,550 USD. - Q: Worked example: Demurrage Tier Calculator A: Example values: Days at terminal 20 days, Free days 5 days, Tier 1 days 4 days, Tier 1 daily rate 75 USD, Tier 2 days 5 days, Tier 2 daily rate 150 USD. Chargeable days: 15 days; Tier 1 days: 4 days; Tier 1 amount: 300 USD; Tier 2 days: 5 days; Tier 2 amount: 750 USD. - Q: Is Demurrage Tier Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Storage Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-storage-cost): Calculate TEU-based storage charges for the days a container stays in the storage yard. - Q: How is Container Storage Cost calculated? A: Calculate TEU-based storage charges for the days a container stays in the storage yard. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Storage cost found? A: Storage cost = [Chargeable days] × [Daily rate per TEU] × [TEU] × [Number of containers]. With the example values (Container type 40' GP, Number of containers 2 pcs, Storage days 15 days, Free days 3 days, Daily rate per TEU 12 USD) the result is 576 USD. - Q: Worked example: Container Storage Cost A: Example values: Container type 40' GP, Number of containers 2 pcs, Storage days 15 days, Free days 3 days, Daily rate per TEU 12 USD. Chargeable days: 12 days; Storage cost: 576 USD; Per container: 288 USD. - Q: Is Container Storage Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Terminal Storage Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/terminal-storage-calculator): Calculate terminal storage together with reefer plug-in and monitoring charges. - Q: How is Terminal Storage Calculator calculated? A: Calculate terminal storage together with reefer plug-in and monitoring charges. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Terminal total found? A: Terminal total = [Storage] + [Power and monitoring]. With the example values (Container size 40', Number of containers 2 pcs, Days at terminal 10 days, Free days 4 days, Daily storage for a 20ft 15 USD, Reefer container? Yes) the result is 1,260 USD. - Q: Worked example: Terminal Storage Calculator A: Example values: Container size 40', Number of containers 2 pcs, Days at terminal 10 days, Free days 4 days, Daily storage for a 20ft 15 USD, Reefer container? Yes. Storage: 360 USD; Power and monitoring: 900 USD; Terminal total: 1,260 USD. - Q: Is Terminal Storage Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Port Storage Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/port-storage-calculator): Calculate port storage for bulk and general cargo per ton and day, including handling. - Q: How is Port Storage Calculator calculated? A: Calculate port storage for bulk and general cargo per ton and day, including handling. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Port storage total found? A: Port storage total = [Storage] + [Handling]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 3,000 t, Storage days 18 days, Free days 5 days, Daily rate per ton 0.25 USD, Handling per ton 3.5 USD) the result is 20,250 USD. - Q: Worked example: Port Storage Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 3,000 t, Storage days 18 days, Free days 5 days, Daily rate per ton 0.25 USD, Handling per ton 3.5 USD. Storage: 9,750 USD; Handling: 10,500 USD; Port storage total: 20,250 USD; Per ton: 6.75 USD. - Q: Is Port Storage Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Pickup Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-pickup-cost): Calculate trucking, lift, chassis and waiting costs of collecting a full container from the terminal to your warehouse. - Q: How is Container Pickup Cost calculated? A: Calculate trucking, lift, chassis and waiting costs of collecting a full container from the terminal to your warehouse. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Pickup total found? A: Pickup total = [Per container] × [Number of containers]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Terminal–warehouse distance 60 km, Rate per km 1.8 USD, Lift-on/lift-off 65 USD, Chassis days 2 days, Daily chassis rate 30 USD) the result is 616 USD. - Q: Worked example: Container Pickup Cost A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Terminal–warehouse distance 60 km, Rate per km 1.8 USD, Lift-on/lift-off 65 USD, Chassis days 2 days, Daily chassis rate 30 USD. Per container: 308 USD; Pickup total: 616 USD. - Q: Is Container Pickup Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Return Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-return-cost): Calculate trucking, cleaning, repair and drop-off charges for returning an empty container to the depot. - Q: How is Container Return Cost calculated? A: Calculate trucking, cleaning, repair and drop-off charges for returning an empty container to the depot. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Return total found? A: Return total = [Per container] × [Number of containers]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Warehouse–return depot distance 45 km, Rate per km 1.5 USD, Cleaning fee 40 USD, Repair / damage 0 USD, Drop-off fee 50 USD) the result is 315 USD. - Q: Worked example: Container Return Cost A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Warehouse–return depot distance 45 km, Rate per km 1.5 USD, Cleaning fee 40 USD, Repair / damage 0 USD, Drop-off fee 50 USD. Per container: 158 USD; Return total: 315 USD. - Q: Is Container Return Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Delay Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-delay-cost): Add up daily demurrage, storage and inventory financing to find the real cost of a container delay. - Q: How is Container Delay Cost calculated? A: Add up daily demurrage, storage and inventory financing to find the real cost of a container delay. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Total cost of the delay found? A: Total cost of the delay = [Inventory financing cost] + [Demurrage and storage]. With the example values (Number of containers 2 pcs, Delay 6 days, Daily demurrage / detention 150 USD, Daily storage 15 USD, Cargo value per container 60,000 USD, Annual financing cost 25 %) the result is 2,473 USD. - Q: Worked example: Container Delay Cost A: Example values: Number of containers 2 pcs, Delay 6 days, Daily demurrage / detention 150 USD, Daily storage 15 USD, Cargo value per container 60,000 USD, Annual financing cost 25 %. Inventory financing cost: 493 USD; Demurrage and storage: 1,980 USD; Total cost of the delay: 2,473 USD; Daily cost: 412 USD. - Q: Is Container Delay Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Total Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-total-cost): See freight, THC, demurrage, detention, storage, pickup and return costs for one container in a single total. - Q: How is Container Total Cost calculated? A: See freight, THC, demurrage, detention, storage, pickup and return costs for one container in a single total. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: Worked example: Container Total Cost A: Example values: Freight 2,200 USD, THC (origin + destination) 440 USD, Demurrage 300 USD, Detention 180 USD, Storage 90 USD, Pickup 290 USD. Container total cost: 3,660 USD; Share caused by delay: 15.6 %; Per CBM: 63.10 USD. - Q: Is Container Total Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Demurrage or Detention?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/demurrage-vs-detention): Compare the demurrage saved by collecting the container early with the detention cost it creates. - Q: How is Demurrage or Detention calculated? A: Compare the demurrage saved by collecting the container early with the detention cost it creates. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Total found? A: Total = [Demurrage] + [Detention]. With the example values (Total days from discharge to empty return 18 days, Gate-out day (after discharge) 9 days, Demurrage free days 5 days, Detention free days 7 days, Daily demurrage 120 USD, Daily detention 80 USD) the result is 640 USD. - Q: How is Gate-out day for lowest total found? A: Gate-out day for lowest total = clamp([Total days from discharge to empty return] − [Detention free days]; 0; [Demurrage free days]). With the example values (Total days from discharge to empty return 18 days, Gate-out day (after discharge) 9 days, Demurrage free days 5 days, Detention free days 7 days, Daily demurrage 120 USD, Daily detention 80 USD) the result is 5 days. - Q: Worked example: Demurrage or Detention? A: Example values: Total days from discharge to empty return 18 days, Gate-out day (after discharge) 9 days, Demurrage free days 5 days, Detention free days 7 days, Daily demurrage 120 USD, Daily detention 80 USD. Demurrage: 480 USD; Detention: 160 USD; Total: 640 USD; Gate-out day for lowest total: 5 days; Total in that case: 480 USD. - Q: Is Demurrage or Detention free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Free Time Date Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/free-time-date-calculator): Find the last free terminal day and the empty return deadline from discharge and gate-out dates. - Q: How is Free Time Date Calculator calculated? A: Find the last free terminal day and the empty return deadline from discharge and gate-out dates. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Latest gate-out found? A: Latest gate-out = [Discharge date] + [Demurrage free days] − 1. With the example values (Discharge date 10/5/2026, Demurrage free days 5 days, Gate-out date 10/9/2026, Detention free days 7 days) the result is 10/9/2026. - Q: How is Last day for empty return found? A: Last day for empty return = [Gate-out date] + [Detention free days] − 1. With the example values (Discharge date 10/5/2026, Demurrage free days 5 days, Gate-out date 10/9/2026, Detention free days 7 days) the result is 10/15/2026. - Q: Worked example: Free Time Date Calculator A: Example values: Discharge date 10/5/2026, Demurrage free days 5 days, Gate-out date 10/9/2026, Detention free days 7 days. Latest gate-out: 10/9/2026; Last day for empty return: 10/15/2026; Gate-out status: Within free time. - Q: Is Free Time Date Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Container Cost per Day](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/container-cost-per-day): Divide a container’s total cost by days in use to see daily cost and the daily increase after free time. - Q: How is Container Cost per Day calculated? A: Divide a container’s total cost by days in use to see daily cost and the daily increase after free time. The calculation uses Container Time Engine: Calculates free time, demurrage, detention and storage tiers by number of days. - Q: How is Average daily cost found? A: Average daily cost = [Container total cost] ÷ [Total days in use]. With the example values (Container total cost 3,660 USD, Total days in use 24 days, Daily extra charge after free time 150 USD) the result is 153 USD. - Q: Worked example: Container Cost per Day A: Example values: Container total cost 3,660 USD, Total days in use 24 days, Daily extra charge after free time 150 USD. Average daily cost: 153 USD; If it stays one extra week: 1,050 USD. - Q: Is Container Cost per Day free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT counts each container’s free time and warns you before charges start. You can try the Freight & Container package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ### [Vessel and Capacity](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime) - [DWT Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/dwt-calculator): Calculate DWT (carrying capacity) from displacement and lightship weight, and the cargo capacity left after fuel, water and stores. - Q: How is DWT Calculator calculated? A: Calculate DWT (carrying capacity) from displacement and lightship weight, and the cargo capacity left after fuel, water and stores. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: DWT Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: DWT (deadweight) is the total weight a ship can carry down to its load line, including cargo, fuel, fresh water, stores and constants. It is displacement minus lightship weight; real cargo capacity is smaller than DWT. - Q: DWT Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If a port or canal draft limit is below summer draft, the cargo you can take falls; deduct the difference × 100 × TPC from your plan. - Q: How is DWT found? A: DWT = [Displacement] − [Lightship weight]. With the example values (Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t) the result is 57,400 t. - Q: How is Cargo capacity found? A: Cargo capacity = [DWT] − [Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant]. With the example values (Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t) the result is 55,000 t. - Q: Worked example: DWT Calculator A: Example values: Displacement 67,900 t, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t. DWT: 57,400 t; Cargo capacity: 55,000 t; DWT / displacement: 84.5 %. - Q: Is DWT Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Displacement Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/displacement-calculator): Calculate a ship’s volume and weight displacement from length, breadth, draft, block coefficient and water density. - Q: How is Displacement Calculator calculated? A: Calculate a ship’s volume and weight displacement from length, breadth, draft, block coefficient and water density. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Displacement found? A: Displacement = [Volume displacement] × [Water density]. With the example values (Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Mean draft 13 m, Block coefficient (Cb) 0.83, Water density Seawater 1.025) the result is 67,790 t. - Q: Worked example: Displacement Calculator A: Example values: Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Mean draft 13 m, Block coefficient (Cb) 0.83, Water density Seawater 1.025. Volume displacement: 66,136 m³; Displacement: 67,790 t. - Q: Is Displacement Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Lightship Weight Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/lightship-weight-calculator): Calculate lightship weight and its share of displacement from summer displacement and DWT. - Q: How is Lightship Weight Calculator calculated? A: Calculate lightship weight and its share of displacement from summer displacement and DWT. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Lightship weight found? A: Lightship weight = [Summer displacement] − [Summer DWT]. With the example values (Summer displacement 67,900 t, Summer DWT 58,000 t) the result is 9,900 t. - Q: Worked example: Lightship Weight Calculator A: Example values: Summer displacement 67,900 t, Summer DWT 58,000 t. Lightship weight: 9,900 t; Share of displacement: 14.6 %. - Q: Is Lightship Weight Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Cargo Capacity Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/cargo-capacity-calculator): Deduct fuel, fresh water, stores, residual ballast and constant from DWT to calculate the net cargo you can carry. - Q: How is Cargo Capacity Calculator calculated? A: Deduct fuel, fresh water, stores, residual ballast and constant from DWT to calculate the net cargo you can carry. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Net cargo capacity found? A: Net cargo capacity = [Summer DWT] − [Deductions]. With the example values (Summer DWT 58,000 t, Fuel 1,500 t, Freshwater 250 t, Stores and provisions 100 t, Residual ballast 150 t, Ship constant 350 t) the result is 55,650 t. - Q: Worked example: Cargo Capacity Calculator A: Example values: Summer DWT 58,000 t, Fuel 1,500 t, Freshwater 250 t, Stores and provisions 100 t, Residual ballast 150 t, Ship constant 350 t. Deductions: 2,350 t; Net cargo capacity: 55,650 t; Share of DWT: 95.9 %. - Q: Is Cargo Capacity Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Cargo Intake Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/cargo-intake-calculator): Find the maximum cargo the ship can take and the binding limit from draft restriction, DWT and hold volume. - Q: How is Cargo Intake Calculator calculated? A: Find the maximum cargo the ship can take and the binding limit from draft restriction, DWT and hold volume. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Cargo intake found? A: Cargo intake = min([Cargo by weight]; [Cargo by volume]). With the example values (Summer DWT 58,000 t, Summer draft 13 m, Maximum permitted draft 12.2 m, TPC 58 t/cm, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t, Hold capacity (grain) 72,000 m³) the result is 50,960 t. - Q: Worked example: Cargo Intake Calculator A: Example values: Summer DWT 58,000 t, Summer draft 13 m, Maximum permitted draft 12.2 m, TPC 58 t/cm, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t, Hold capacity (grain) 72,000 m³. DWT at the draft limit: 53,360 t; Cargo by weight: 50,960 t; Cargo by volume: 54,135 t; Cargo intake: 50,960 t; Binding limit: Weight / draft. - Q: Is Cargo Intake Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [DWT Utilization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/dwt-utilization-calculator): Calculate loaded cargo as a share of DWT and net cargo capacity, the unused capacity and the freight lost. - Q: How is DWT Utilization calculated? A: Calculate loaded cargo as a share of DWT and net cargo capacity, the unused capacity and the freight lost. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Freight value of unused capacity found? A: Freight value of unused capacity = max(0; [Summer DWT] − [Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant] − [Cargo loaded]) × [Freight per ton]. With the example values (Summer DWT 58,000 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t, Cargo loaded 50,500 t, Freight per ton 22 USD) the result is 112,200 USD. - Q: Worked example: DWT Utilization A: Example values: Summer DWT 58,000 t, Fuel, fresh water, stores and constant 2,400 t, Cargo loaded 50,500 t, Freight per ton 22 USD. DWT utilization: 91.2 %; Net cargo capacity utilization: 90.8 %; Freight value of unused capacity: 112,200 USD. - Q: Is DWT Utilization free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Draft Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/draft-calculator): Calculate mean draft from displacement, length, breadth and block coefficient, and the draft increase after loading using TPC. - Q: How is Draft Calculator calculated? A: Calculate mean draft from displacement, length, breadth and block coefficient, and the draft increase after loading using TPC. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Mean draft found? A: Mean draft = [Displacement] ÷ ([Length between perpendiculars (LBP)] × [Breadth (B)] × [Block coefficient (Cb)] × [Water density]). With the example values (Displacement 60,000 t, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Block coefficient (Cb) 0.83, Water density Seawater 1.025, Cargo to be added 2,000 t) the result is 11.51 m. - Q: How is Draft after loading found? A: Draft after loading = [Mean draft] + [Sinkage from added cargo] ÷ 100. With the example values (Displacement 60,000 t, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Block coefficient (Cb) 0.83, Water density Seawater 1.025, Cargo to be added 2,000 t) the result is 11.85 m. - Q: Worked example: Draft Calculator A: Example values: Displacement 60,000 t, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Block coefficient (Cb) 0.83, Water density Seawater 1.025, Cargo to be added 2,000 t. Mean draft: 11.51 m; Sinkage from added cargo: 34.5 cm; Draft after loading: 11.85 m. - Q: Is Draft Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Mean Draft Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/mean-draft-calculator): Calculate mean draft, sag/hog effect and quarter mean from forward, aft and midship draft readings. - Q: How is Mean Draft Calculator calculated? A: Calculate mean draft, sag/hog effect and quarter mean from forward, aft and midship draft readings. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Quarter mean found? A: Quarter mean = ([Forward draft] + 6 × [Midship draft] + [Aft draft]) ÷ 8. With the example values (Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Midship draft 12.25 m) the result is 12.238 m. - Q: Worked example: Mean Draft Calculator A: Example values: Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Midship draft 12.25 m. Forward-aft mean: 12.200 m; Quarter mean: 12.238 m; Sag (+) / hog (−): 5.0 cm; Trim (by the stern): 0.80 m. - Q: Is Mean Draft Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Forward / Aft Draft Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/forward-aft-draft-calculator): Calculate forward and aft drafts from true mean draft at the LCF and trim. - Q: How is Forward / Aft Draft Calculator calculated? A: Calculate forward and aft drafts from true mean draft at the LCF and trim. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Aft draft found? A: Aft draft = [Draft at the LCF] + [Trim (by the stern +)] × [LCF distance from aft perpendicular] ÷ [Length between perpendiculars (LBP)]. With the example values (Draft at the LCF 12.2 m, Trim (by the stern +) 0.8 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, LCF distance from aft perpendicular 92 m) the result is 12.587 m. - Q: How is Forward draft found? A: Forward draft = [Aft draft] − [Trim (by the stern +)]. With the example values (Draft at the LCF 12.2 m, Trim (by the stern +) 0.8 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, LCF distance from aft perpendicular 92 m) the result is 11.787 m. - Q: Worked example: Forward / Aft Draft Calculator A: Example values: Draft at the LCF 12.2 m, Trim (by the stern +) 0.8 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, LCF distance from aft perpendicular 92 m. Aft draft: 12.587 m; Forward draft: 11.787 m. - Q: Is Forward / Aft Draft Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Trim Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/trim-calculator): Calculate trim, trim angle and trim direction from forward and aft drafts. - Q: How is Trim Calculator calculated? A: Calculate trim, trim angle and trim direction from forward and aft drafts. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Trim found? A: Trim = [Aft draft] − [Forward draft]. With the example values (Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m) the result is 0.80 m. - Q: Worked example: Trim Calculator A: Example values: Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m. Trim: 0.80 m; Trim: 80 cm; Trim angle: 0.241 °; Trim direction: Trimmed by the stern. - Q: Is Trim Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Trim by Stern (Loading Effect)](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/trim-by-stern-calculator): Calculate the change of trim and new forward/aft drafts from loading or shifting a weight, using TPC and MCTC. - Q: How is Trim by Stern (Loading Effect) calculated? A: Calculate the change of trim and new forward/aft drafts from loading or shifting a weight, using TPC and MCTC. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is New aft draft found? A: New aft draft = [Aft draft] + [Parallel sinkage] ÷ 100 + [Change of trim] ÷ 100 × [LCF distance from aft perpendicular] ÷ [Length between perpendiculars (LBP)]. With the example values (Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Loaded weight 800 t, Distance from LCF (aft +) 35 m, TPC 58 t/cm, MCTC 720 t·m/cm) the result is 12.926 m. - Q: How is New forward draft found? A: New forward draft = [Forward draft] + [Parallel sinkage] ÷ 100 − [Change of trim] ÷ 100 × (1 − [LCF distance from aft perpendicular] ÷ [Length between perpendiculars (LBP)]). With the example values (Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Loaded weight 800 t, Distance from LCF (aft +) 35 m, TPC 58 t/cm, MCTC 720 t·m/cm) the result is 11.737 m. - Q: Worked example: Trim by Stern (Loading Effect) A: Example values: Forward draft 11.8 m, Aft draft 12.6 m, Loaded weight 800 t, Distance from LCF (aft +) 35 m, TPC 58 t/cm, MCTC 720 t·m/cm. Parallel sinkage: 13.8 cm; Change of trim: 38.9 cm; New aft draft: 12.926 m; New forward draft: 11.737 m; New trim: 1.19 m. - Q: Is Trim by Stern (Loading Effect) free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Freeboard Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/freeboard-calculator): Calculate current freeboard and the margin to the load line from moulded depth, deck thickness and draft. - Q: How is Freeboard Calculator calculated? A: Calculate current freeboard and the margin to the load line from moulded depth, deck thickness and draft. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Current freeboard found? A: Current freeboard = [Moulded depth (D)] + [Deck plating thickness] ÷ 1,000 − [Mean draft]. With the example values (Moulded depth (D) 18.3 m, Deck plating thickness 20 mm, Mean draft 12.2 m, Minimum summer freeboard 5.9 m, TPC 58 t/cm) the result is 6.120 m. - Q: How is Extra cargo possible with this margin found? A: Extra cargo possible with this margin = max(0; [Margin to load line]) × 100 × [TPC]. With the example values (Moulded depth (D) 18.3 m, Deck plating thickness 20 mm, Mean draft 12.2 m, Minimum summer freeboard 5.9 m, TPC 58 t/cm) the result is 1,276 t. - Q: Worked example: Freeboard Calculator A: Example values: Moulded depth (D) 18.3 m, Deck plating thickness 20 mm, Mean draft 12.2 m, Minimum summer freeboard 5.9 m, TPC 58 t/cm. Current freeboard: 6.120 m; Margin to load line: 0.220 m; Extra cargo possible with this margin: 1,276 t. - Q: Is Freeboard Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [TPC Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/tpc-calculator): Calculate tonnes per centimetre immersion (TPC) from waterplane area and the cargo matching a given draft change. - Q: How is TPC Calculator calculated? A: Calculate tonnes per centimetre immersion (TPC) from waterplane area and the cargo matching a given draft change. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is TPC found? A: TPC = [Waterplane area] × [Water density] ÷ 100. With the example values (Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Waterplane coefficient (Cw) 0.9, Water density Seawater 1.025, Draft change 25 cm) the result is 56.54 t/cm. - Q: How is Cargo for the draft change found? A: Cargo for the draft change = [TPC] × [Draft change]. With the example values (Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Waterplane coefficient (Cw) 0.9, Water density Seawater 1.025, Draft change 25 cm) the result is 1,414 t. - Q: Worked example: TPC Calculator A: Example values: Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Breadth (B) 32.26 m, Waterplane coefficient (Cw) 0.9, Water density Seawater 1.025, Draft change 25 cm. Waterplane area: 5,516 m²; TPC: 56.54 t/cm; Cargo for the draft change: 1,414 t. - Q: Is TPC Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [MCT Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/mct-calculator): Calculate the moment to change trim one centimetre (MCTC) from displacement, longitudinal metacentric height (GML) and length. - Q: How is MCT Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the moment to change trim one centimetre (MCTC) from displacement, longitudinal metacentric height (GML) and length. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is MCTC found? A: MCTC = [Displacement] × [Longitudinal metacentric height (GML)] ÷ (100 × [Length between perpendiculars (LBP)]). With the example values (Displacement 60,000 t, Longitudinal metacentric height (GML) 230 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Trimming moment 28,000 t·m) the result is 726.3 t·m/cm. - Q: How is Trim change from this moment found? A: Trim change from this moment = [Trimming moment] ÷ [MCTC]. With the example values (Displacement 60,000 t, Longitudinal metacentric height (GML) 230 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Trimming moment 28,000 t·m) the result is 38.6 cm. - Q: Worked example: MCT Calculator A: Example values: Displacement 60,000 t, Longitudinal metacentric height (GML) 230 m, Length between perpendiculars (LBP) 190 m, Trimming moment 28,000 t·m. MCTC: 726.3 t·m/cm; Trim change from this moment: 38.6 cm. - Q: Is MCT Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Deadweight Scale](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/deadweight-scale): Calculate displacement and DWT at an observed draft by linear interpolation between light and summer conditions. - Q: How is Deadweight Scale calculated? A: Calculate displacement and DWT at an observed draft by linear interpolation between light and summer conditions. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is DWT at this draft found? A: DWT at this draft = [Displacement at this draft] − [Lightship weight]. With the example values (Lightship draft 3.2 m, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Summer draft 13 m, Summer displacement 67,900 t, Observed draft 10.4 m) the result is 42,171 t. - Q: Worked example: Deadweight Scale A: Example values: Lightship draft 3.2 m, Lightship weight 10,500 t, Summer draft 13 m, Summer displacement 67,900 t, Observed draft 10.4 m. Average TPC: 58.57 t/cm; Displacement at this draft: 52,671 t; DWT at this draft: 42,171 t; Remaining to summer draft: 15,229 t. - Q: Is Deadweight Scale free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Vessel Capacity Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/vessel-capacity-calculator): Add up hold volumes and calculate volumetric capacity for the cargo’s stowage factor, the DWT limit and the cargo that can be carried. - Q: How is Vessel Capacity Calculator calculated? A: Add up hold volumes and calculate volumetric capacity for the cargo’s stowage factor, the DWT limit and the cargo that can be carried. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Cargo that can be carried found? A: Cargo that can be carried = min([Cargo by volume]; [Available DWT (after fuel etc.)]). With the example values (Cargo stowage factor 1.33 m³/t, Available DWT (after fuel etc.) 55,600 t) the result is 53,308 t. - Q: Worked example: Vessel Capacity Calculator A: Example values: Cargo stowage factor 1.33 m³/t, Available DWT (after fuel etc.) 55,600 t. Total hold volume: 70,900 m³; Cargo by volume: 53,308 t; Cargo that can be carried: 53,308 t; Binding limit: Hold volume. - Q: Is Vessel Capacity Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Vessel Utilization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/vessel-utilization): Calculate cargo capacity utilization and annual time utilization (laden, ballast, port and idle days). - Q: How is Vessel Utilization calculated? A: Calculate cargo capacity utilization and annual time utilization (laden, ballast, port and idle days). The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Cargo capacity utilization found? A: Cargo capacity utilization = [Average cargo loaded] ÷ [Summer DWT] × 100. With the example values (Summer DWT 58,000 t, Average cargo loaded 50,000 t, Laden sea days (per year) 170 days, Ballast sea days 90 days, Days in port 80 days) the result is 86.2 %. - Q: How is Laden ratio found? A: Laden ratio = [Laden sea days (per year)] ÷ 365 × 100. With the example values (Summer DWT 58,000 t, Average cargo loaded 50,000 t, Laden sea days (per year) 170 days, Ballast sea days 90 days, Days in port 80 days) the result is 46.6 %. - Q: Worked example: Vessel Utilization A: Example values: Summer DWT 58,000 t, Average cargo loaded 50,000 t, Laden sea days (per year) 170 days, Ballast sea days 90 days, Days in port 80 days. Cargo capacity utilization: 86.2 %; Idle days: 25 days; Laden ratio: 46.6 %; Commercial utilization (sea + port): 93.2 %. - Q: Is Vessel Utilization free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [TEU Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/teu-calculator): Calculate total TEU and FEU from numbers of 20, 40 and 45ft containers. - Q: How is TEU Calculator calculated? A: Calculate total TEU and FEU from numbers of 20, 40 and 45ft containers. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is TEU found? A: TEU = [20ft containers] + 2 × [40ft containers] + 2.25 × [45ft containers]. With the example values (20ft containers 120 pcs, 40ft containers 200 pcs, 45ft containers 10 pcs) the result is 542.50 TEU. - Q: Worked example: TEU Calculator A: Example values: 20ft containers 120 pcs, 40ft containers 200 pcs, 45ft containers 10 pcs. TEU: 542.50 TEU; FEU: 271.25 FEU; Total containers: 330 pcs. - Q: Is TEU Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - [FEU Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/feu-calculator): Convert a container mix into FEU (forty-foot equivalent) and see its TEU equivalent. - Q: How is FEU Calculator calculated? A: Convert a container mix into FEU (forty-foot equivalent) and see its TEU equivalent. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is FEU found? A: FEU = [20ft containers] ÷ 2 + [40ft containers] + 1.125 × [45ft containers]. With the example values (20ft containers 120 pcs, 40ft containers 200 pcs, 45ft containers 10 pcs) the result is 271.25 FEU. - Q: Worked example: FEU Calculator A: Example values: 20ft containers 120 pcs, 40ft containers 200 pcs, 45ft containers 10 pcs. FEU: 271.25 FEU; TEU: 542.50 TEU. - Q: Is FEU Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - [TEU to FEU Converter](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/teu-to-feu): Convert TEU capacity to FEU and FEU to TEU; turn ship capacity into a number of 40ft containers. - Q: How is TEU to FEU Converter calculated? A: Convert TEU capacity to FEU and FEU to TEU; turn ship capacity into a number of 40ft containers. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Result found? A: Result = [Value] × [Conversion factor]. With the example values (Conversion direction TEU → FEU, Value 8,000) the result is 4,000.00. - Q: Worked example: TEU to FEU Converter A: Example values: Conversion direction TEU → FEU, Value 8,000. Result: 4,000.00. - Q: Is TEU to FEU Converter free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Vessel Cargo Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/vessel-cargo-calculator): Calculate volume used, hold utilization and total cargo from cargo quantity and stowage factor per hold. - Q: How is Vessel Cargo Calculator calculated? A: Calculate volume used, hold utilization and total cargo from cargo quantity and stowage factor per hold. The calculation uses Vessel Hydrostatics Engine: Calculates DWT, displacement, draft, trim, TPC and MCT relationships with standard naval formulas; results must be checked against approved vessel data. - Q: How is Total cargo found? A: Total cargo = [Σ Cargo (t)]. With the example values (Available DWT (after fuel etc.) 55,600 t) the result is 51,500 t. - Q: How is Total volume utilization found? A: Total volume utilization = [Σ Volume used] ÷ [Σ Hold volume (m³)] × 100. With the example values (Available DWT (after fuel etc.) 55,600 t) the result is 98.1 %. - Q: Worked example: Vessel Cargo Calculator A: Example values: Available DWT (after fuel etc.) 55,600 t. Total cargo: 51,500 t; Volume used: 69,524 m³; Total volume utilization: 98.1 %; DWT utilization: 92.6 %. - Q: Is Vessel Cargo Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT stores DWT, TPC and draft data on vessel cards and uses it automatically in voyage estimates. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Do the results replace official ship calculations? A: No. Ship calculations are estimates based on standard formulas. Loading, stability and draft decisions must be based on the ship’s approved documents and loading computer. - [Cargo Density Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/cargo-density-calculator): Calculate density, stowage factor and heavy or light cargo class from cargo weight and volume. - Q: How is Cargo Density Calculator calculated? A: Calculate density, stowage factor and heavy or light cargo class from cargo weight and volume. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Density found? A: Density = [Weight] ÷ [Volume]. With the example values (Weight 24,000 kg, Volume 30 m³) the result is 800.0 kg/m³. - Q: Worked example: Cargo Density Calculator A: Example values: Weight 24,000 kg, Volume 30 m³. Density: 800.0 kg/m³; Density: 0.800 t/m³; Stowage factor: 1.250 m³/t; Freight class: Light (bulky) cargo: charged by volume. - Q: Is Cargo Density Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Stowage Factor Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/stowage-factor-calculator): Calculate stowage factor in m³/t and ft³/LT from cargo volume, weight and broken stowage allowance. - Q: How is Stowage Factor Calculator calculated? A: Calculate stowage factor in m³/t and ft³/LT from cargo volume, weight and broken stowage allowance. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Stowage factor found? A: Stowage factor = [Cargo volume] ÷ [Cargo weight]. With the example values (Cargo volume 1,330 m³, Cargo weight 1,000 t, Broken stowage allowance 5 %) the result is 1.330 m³/t. - Q: How is Including broken stowage found? A: Including broken stowage = [Stowage factor] × (1 + [Broken stowage allowance] ÷ 100). With the example values (Cargo volume 1,330 m³, Cargo weight 1,000 t, Broken stowage allowance 5 %) the result is 1.397 m³/t. - Q: Worked example: Stowage Factor Calculator A: Example values: Cargo volume 1,330 m³, Cargo weight 1,000 t, Broken stowage allowance 5 %. Stowage factor: 1.330 m³/t; Including broken stowage: 1.397 m³/t; Stowage factor: 50.11 ft³/LT. - Q: Is Stowage Factor Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Stowage Factor Converter](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/stowage-factor-converter): Convert stowage factor between m³/t and ft³/LT (long ton). - Q: How is Stowage Factor Converter calculated? A: Convert stowage factor between m³/t and ft³/LT (long ton). The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Result found? A: Result = [Value] × [Conversion factor]. With the example values (Conversion direction m³/t → ft³/LT, Value 1.33) the result is 47.722. - Q: Worked example: Stowage Factor Converter A: Example values: Conversion direction m³/t → ft³/LT, Value 1.33. Result: 47.722. - Q: Is Stowage Factor Converter free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Fleet & Vessel package in the live demo without installing anything. ### [Fuel and Voyage Economics](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime) - [Bunker Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/bunker-calculator): Calculate sea and port fuel, safety margin and bunker cost from distance, speed and daily consumption. - Q: How is Bunker Calculator calculated? A: Calculate sea and port fuel, safety margin and bunker cost from distance, speed and daily consumption. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: Bunker Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: The bunker calculation finds voyage fuel from distance, speed and daily consumption, port fuel from port days, and fuel cost from the price per tonne. Fuel is usually the largest voyage cost item. - Q: Bunker Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Consumption varies roughly with the cube of speed: cutting speed by 10% lowers daily consumption by about 27%; keep a 3–10% margin for weather and currents. - Q: How is Total fuel found? A: Total fuel = [Sea fuel] + [Port fuel]. With the example values (Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Weather and safety margin 5 %) the result is 325.6 t. - Q: How is Bunker cost found? A: Bunker cost = [Total fuel] × [Fuel price per ton]. With the example values (Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Weather and safety margin 5 %) the result is 201,872 USD. - Q: Worked example: Bunker Calculator A: Example values: Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Weather and safety margin 5 %. Sea days: 10.67 days; Sea fuel: 313.6 t; Port fuel: 12.0 t; Total fuel: 325.6 t; Bunker cost: 201,872 USD. - Q: Is Bunker Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Vessel Fuel Consumption](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/vessel-fuel-consumption): Estimate daily consumption at another speed from a known speed and consumption using the cube law (admiralty). - Q: How is Vessel Fuel Consumption calculated? A: Estimate daily consumption at another speed from a known speed and consumption using the cube law (admiralty). The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Daily consumption at new speed found? A: Daily consumption at new speed = [Daily consumption at reference speed] × ([New speed] ÷ [Reference speed])^[Speed exponent]. With the example values (Reference speed 13 knots, Daily consumption at reference speed 30 t/gün, New speed 11.5 knots, Speed exponent 3) the result is 20.77 t/gün. - Q: How is Per mile at new speed found? A: Per mile at new speed = [Daily consumption at new speed] ÷ ([New speed] × 24) × 1,000. With the example values (Reference speed 13 knots, Daily consumption at reference speed 30 t/gün, New speed 11.5 knots, Speed exponent 3) the result is 75.2 kg/nm. - Q: Worked example: Vessel Fuel Consumption A: Example values: Reference speed 13 knots, Daily consumption at reference speed 30 t/gün, New speed 11.5 knots, Speed exponent 3. Daily consumption at new speed: 20.77 t/gün; Per mile at reference speed: 96.2 kg/nm; Per mile at new speed: 75.2 kg/nm; Saving per mile: 21.7 %. - Q: Is Vessel Fuel Consumption free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Ship Fuel Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/ship-fuel-cost): Multiply main fuel and MGO consumption by sea and port days to calculate total fuel cost. - Q: How is Ship Fuel Cost calculated? A: Multiply main fuel and MGO consumption by sea and port days to calculate total fuel cost. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Total fuel cost found? A: Total fuel cost = [Main fuel cost] + [MGO cost]. With the example values (Sea days 11 days, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD, Daily MGO consumption 0.5 t/gün) the result is 204,550 USD. - Q: Worked example: Ship Fuel Cost A: Example values: Sea days 11 days, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD, Daily MGO consumption 0.5 t/gün. Main fuel cost: 198,400 USD; MGO cost: 6,150 USD; Total fuel cost: 204,550 USD; Daily average: 13,637 USD. - Q: Is Ship Fuel Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Fuel Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-fuel-calculator): Calculate a voyage’s total fuel need and bunkering quantity with separate speed and consumption for ballast and laden legs. - Q: How is Voyage Fuel Calculator calculated? A: Calculate a voyage’s total fuel need and bunkering quantity with separate speed and consumption for ballast and laden legs. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Voyage fuel requirement found? A: Voyage fuel requirement = [Ballast distance] ÷ ([Ballast speed] × 24) × [Ballast daily consumption] + [Laden distance] ÷ ([Laden speed] × 24) × [Laden daily consumption] + [Days in port] × [Daily consumption in port]. With the example values (Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Ballast speed 13 knots, Ballast daily consumption 25 t/gün, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Laden speed 12 knots, Laden daily consumption 29 t/gün) the result is 430.4 t. - Q: How is Quantity to bunker found? A: Quantity to bunker = max(0; [Voyage fuel requirement] + [Reserve] − [Fuel remaining on board (ROB)]). With the example values (Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Ballast speed 13 knots, Ballast daily consumption 25 t/gün, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Laden speed 12 knots, Laden daily consumption 29 t/gün) the result is 217.4 t. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Fuel Calculator A: Example values: Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Ballast speed 13 knots, Ballast daily consumption 25 t/gün, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Laden speed 12 knots, Laden daily consumption 29 t/gün. Voyage fuel requirement: 430.4 t; Reserve: 87.0 t; Quantity to bunker: 217.4 t. - Q: Is Voyage Fuel Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Daily Fuel Consumption](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/daily-fuel-consumption): Calculate daily fuel consumption from main engine power, engine load and specific fuel oil consumption (SFOC). - Q: How is Daily Fuel Consumption calculated? A: Calculate daily fuel consumption from main engine power, engine load and specific fuel oil consumption (SFOC). The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Total daily consumption found? A: Total daily consumption = [Main engine daily consumption] + [Generator consumption]. With the example values (Main engine power (MCR) 9,500 kW, Engine load 75 %, Specific fuel oil consumption (SFOC) 175 g/kWh, Generator consumption 2.5 t/gün) the result is 32.43 t/gün. - Q: Worked example: Daily Fuel Consumption A: Example values: Main engine power (MCR) 9,500 kW, Engine load 75 %, Specific fuel oil consumption (SFOC) 175 g/kWh, Generator consumption 2.5 t/gün. Main engine daily consumption: 29.93 t/gün; Total daily consumption: 32.43 t/gün; Hourly consumption: 1,351 kg/saat. - Q: Is Daily Fuel Consumption free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Fuel per Nautical Mile](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/fuel-per-nautical-mile): Calculate fuel and cost per nautical mile from daily consumption and speed. - Q: How is Fuel per Nautical Mile calculated? A: Calculate fuel and cost per nautical mile from daily consumption and speed. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Fuel per mile found? A: Fuel per mile = [Daily consumption at sea] ÷ ([Speed] × 24) × 1,000. With the example values (Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Speed 12.5 knots, Fuel price per ton 620 USD) the result is 93.3 kg/nm. - Q: How is Fuel cost per mile found? A: Fuel cost per mile = [Daily consumption at sea] ÷ ([Speed] × 24) × [Fuel price per ton]. With the example values (Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Speed 12.5 knots, Fuel price per ton 620 USD) the result is 57.87 USD. - Q: Worked example: Fuel per Nautical Mile A: Example values: Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Speed 12.5 knots, Fuel price per ton 620 USD. Fuel per mile: 93.3 kg/nm; Fuel cost per mile: 57.87 USD; Fuel cost per 100 miles: 5,787 USD. - Q: Is Fuel per Nautical Mile free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Bunker Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/bunker-cost): Calculate the total bunker invoice from VLSFO and MGO quantities, prices and barge and survey fees. - Q: How is Bunker Cost calculated? A: Calculate the total bunker invoice from VLSFO and MGO quantities, prices and barge and survey fees. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Bunker invoice found? A: Bunker invoice = [VLSFO quantity] × [VLSFO price per ton] + [MGO quantity] × [MGO price per ton] + [Barge, survey and agency]. With the example values (VLSFO quantity 700 t, VLSFO price per ton 620 USD, MGO quantity 80 t, MGO price per ton 820 USD, Barge, survey and agency 4,400 USD) the result is 504,000 USD. - Q: Worked example: Bunker Cost A: Example values: VLSFO quantity 700 t, VLSFO price per ton 620 USD, MGO quantity 80 t, MGO price per ton 820 USD, Barge, survey and agency 4,400 USD. Bunker invoice: 504,000 USD; Average price per ton: 646.15 USD. - Q: Is Bunker Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [VLSFO Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/vlsfo-cost): Calculate the delivered cost of a very-low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO, 0.5% S) stem and the daily fuel cost. - Q: How is VLSFO Cost calculated? A: Calculate the delivered cost of a very-low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO, 0.5% S) stem and the daily fuel cost. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Total bunkering cost found? A: Total bunkering cost = [Fuel cost] + [Barge / delivery fee] + [Survey and sampling]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 620 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 500,400 USD. - Q: How is Daily fuel cost found? A: Daily fuel cost = [Daily consumption] × [Total bunkering cost] ÷ [Quantity to buy]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 620 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 17,514 USD. - Q: Worked example: VLSFO Cost A: Example values: Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 620 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün. Fuel cost: 496,000 USD; Total bunkering cost: 500,400 USD; Delivered price per ton: 625.50 USD; Sea days it will last: 28.6 days; Daily fuel cost: 17,514 USD. - Q: Is VLSFO Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [MGO Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/mgo-cost): Calculate the delivered cost of a marine gas oil (MGO, 0.1% S) stem and the daily fuel cost in ECA zones. - Q: How is MGO Cost calculated? A: Calculate the delivered cost of a marine gas oil (MGO, 0.1% S) stem and the daily fuel cost in ECA zones. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Total bunkering cost found? A: Total bunkering cost = [Fuel cost] + [Barge / delivery fee] + [Survey and sampling]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 820 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 660,400 USD. - Q: How is Daily fuel cost found? A: Daily fuel cost = [Daily consumption] × [Total bunkering cost] ÷ [Quantity to buy]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 820 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 23,114 USD. - Q: Worked example: MGO Cost A: Example values: Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 820 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün. Fuel cost: 656,000 USD; Total bunkering cost: 660,400 USD; Delivered price per ton: 825.50 USD; Sea days it will last: 28.6 days; Daily fuel cost: 23,114 USD. - Q: Is MGO Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [ULSFO Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/ulsfo-cost): Calculate the delivered cost of an ultra-low-sulphur fuel oil (ULSFO, 0.1% S) stem and the daily fuel cost. - Q: How is ULSFO Cost calculated? A: Calculate the delivered cost of an ultra-low-sulphur fuel oil (ULSFO, 0.1% S) stem and the daily fuel cost. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Total bunkering cost found? A: Total bunkering cost = [Fuel cost] + [Barge / delivery fee] + [Survey and sampling]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 700 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 564,400 USD. - Q: How is Daily fuel cost found? A: Daily fuel cost = [Daily consumption] × [Total bunkering cost] ÷ [Quantity to buy]. With the example values (Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 700 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün) the result is 19,754 USD. - Q: Worked example: ULSFO Cost A: Example values: Quantity to buy 800 t, Price per ton 700 USD, Barge / delivery fee 3,500 USD, Survey and sampling 900 USD, Daily consumption 28 t/gün. Fuel cost: 560,000 USD; Total bunkering cost: 564,400 USD; Delivered price per ton: 705.50 USD; Sea days it will last: 28.6 days; Daily fuel cost: 19,754 USD. - Q: Is ULSFO Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Fuel Cost per Ton of Cargo](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/fuel-cost-per-ton-cargo): Divide a voyage’s total fuel cost by cargo carried to get fuel cost per ton and its share of the freight rate. - Q: How is Fuel Cost per Ton of Cargo calculated? A: Divide a voyage’s total fuel cost by cargo carried to get fuel cost per ton and its share of the freight rate. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Fuel cost per ton found? A: Fuel cost per ton = [Voyage fuel cost] ÷ [Cargo quantity]. With the example values (Voyage fuel cost 260,000 USD, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD) the result is 5.20 USD. - Q: Worked example: Fuel Cost per Ton of Cargo A: Example values: Voyage fuel cost 260,000 USD, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD. Fuel cost per ton: 5.20 USD; Share of freight rate: 37.1 %. - Q: Is Fuel Cost per Ton of Cargo free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-cost-calculator): Add fuel, port, canal, agency, insurance and commission costs to calculate voyage cost and cost per ton. - Q: How is Voyage Cost Calculator calculated? A: Add fuel, port, canal, agency, insurance and commission costs to calculate voyage cost and cost per ton. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Voyage cost found? A: Voyage cost = [Bunker cost] + [Port costs] + [Canal and strait transit fees] + [Agency, extra insurance and other] + [Commissions]. With the example values (Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD) the result is 315,863 USD. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Cost Calculator A: Example values: Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD. Total voyage days: 14.67 days; Bunker cost: 192,613 USD; Commissions: 26,250 USD; Voyage cost: 315,863 USD; Cost per ton: 6.32 USD. - Q: Is Voyage Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Profit Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-profit-calculator): Deduct voyage costs and ship hire or running cost from freight revenue to calculate voyage profit and daily profit. - Q: How is Voyage Profit Calculator calculated? A: Deduct voyage costs and ship hire or running cost from freight revenue to calculate voyage profit and daily profit. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Voyage profit found? A: Voyage profit = [Net freight] − [Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal)] − [Hire / running cost]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days, Daily hire 14,000 USD) the result is 89,750 USD. - Q: How is Daily profit found? A: Daily profit = [Voyage profit] ÷ [Voyage days]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days, Daily hire 14,000 USD) the result is 5,609 USD. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Profit Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days, Daily hire 14,000 USD. Net freight: 673,750 USD; Hire / running cost: 224,000 USD; Voyage profit: 89,750 USD; Daily profit: 5,609 USD. - Q: Is Voyage Profit Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Revenue Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-revenue-calculator): Calculate gross and net voyage revenue from cargo, freight rate, commissions and demurrage income. - Q: How is Voyage Revenue Calculator calculated? A: Calculate gross and net voyage revenue from cargo, freight rate, commissions and demurrage income. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Net voyage revenue found? A: Net voyage revenue = [Gross freight] − [Commission and tax] + [Demurrage income]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Demurrage income 18,000 USD, Freight tax 0 %) the result is 691,750 USD. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Revenue Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Demurrage income 18,000 USD, Freight tax 0 %. Gross freight: 700,000 USD; Commission and tax: 26,250 USD; Net voyage revenue: 691,750 USD. - Q: Is Voyage Revenue Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [TCE Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/tce-calculator): Deduct voyage costs from voyage revenue and divide by voyage days to get the time charter equivalent (TCE). - Q: How is TCE Calculator calculated? A: Deduct voyage costs from voyage revenue and divide by voyage days to get the time charter equivalent (TCE). The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: TCE Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: TCE (time charter equivalent) makes a voyage charter’s daily earnings comparable with time charter hire: commissions, fuel, port and canal costs are deducted from freight revenue and the result is divided by voyage days. - Q: TCE Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: If the voyage TCE is above market time charter hire, the voyage charter is more profitable; but fuel price and port delay risk stay with the owner. - Q: How is TCE found? A: TCE = [Voyage result] ÷ [Voyage days]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days) the result is 19,609 USD /day. - Q: Worked example: TCE Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days. Net freight: 673,750 USD; Voyage result: 313,750 USD; TCE: 19,609 USD /day. - Q: Is TCE Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Daily TCE Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/tce-per-day): Compare the voyage TCE with a time charter offer and daily operating expenses to see which is more profitable. - Q: How is Daily TCE Comparison calculated? A: Compare the voyage TCE with a time charter offer and daily operating expenses to see which is more profitable. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Daily difference found? A: Daily difference = [Voyage TCE] − [Time charter offer (daily, net)]. With the example values (Voyage TCE 15,600 USD, Time charter offer (daily, net) 14,500 USD, Daily operating expenses (OPEX) 5,200 USD, Voyage days 16 days) the result is 1,100 USD. - Q: Worked example: Daily TCE Comparison A: Example values: Voyage TCE 15,600 USD, Time charter offer (daily, net) 14,500 USD, Daily operating expenses (OPEX) 5,200 USD, Voyage days 16 days. Daily difference: 1,100 USD; Difference over the voyage: 17,600 USD; Daily profit after OPEX: 10,400 USD; Result: Voyage charter is more profitable. - Q: Is Daily TCE Comparison free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Slow Steaming Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/slow-steaming-calculator): Compare the fuel saving from slowing down with the hire cost of the longer voyage. - Q: How is Slow Steaming Calculator calculated? A: Compare the fuel saving from slowing down with the hire cost of the longer voyage. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Net effect found? A: Net effect = [Fuel saving] − [Hire cost of extra days]. With the example values (Distance 3,200 nm, Current speed 13.5 knots, Daily consumption at current speed 32 t/gün, Reduced speed 11.5 knots, Fuel price per ton 620 USD, Daily hire 14,000 USD) the result is 29,712 USD. - Q: Worked example: Slow Steaming Calculator A: Example values: Distance 3,200 nm, Current speed 13.5 knots, Daily consumption at current speed 32 t/gün, Reduced speed 11.5 knots, Fuel price per ton 620 USD, Daily hire 14,000 USD. Current voyage days: 9.88 days; Voyage days at reduced speed: 11.59 days; Fuel saving: 53,759 USD; Hire cost of extra days: 24,047 USD; Net effect: 29,712 USD. - Q: Is Slow Steaming Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Ship Break-even Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/ship-break-even-calculator): Calculate the minimum freight rate covering voyage costs and daily ship cost, and the break-even TCE. - Q: How is Ship Break-even Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the minimum freight rate covering voyage costs and daily ship cost, and the break-even TCE. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Break-even freight rate found? A: Break-even freight rate = [Total to be covered] ÷ ([Cargo quantity] × (1 − [Commissions (address + brokerage)] ÷ 100)). With the example values (Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days, Daily ship cost (OPEX + financing) 9,500 USD, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %) the result is 10.64 USD /t. - Q: Worked example: Ship Break-even Calculator A: Example values: Voyage costs (fuel, port, canal) 360,000 USD, Voyage days 16 days, Daily ship cost (OPEX + financing) 9,500 USD, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %. Total to be covered: 512,000 USD; Break-even freight rate: 10.64 USD /t; Break-even TCE: 9,500 USD /day. - Q: Is Ship Break-even Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Estimate](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-estimate): Calculate voyage result and TCE on one screen from ballast and laden legs, port days, fuel, port and canal costs, freight and commissions. - Q: How is Voyage Estimate calculated? A: Calculate voyage result and TCE on one screen from ballast and laden legs, port days, fuel, port and canal costs, freight and commissions. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is TCE found? A: TCE = [Voyage result] ÷ [Total voyage days]. With the example values (Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün) the result is 17,502 USD /day. - Q: How is Profit after hire found? A: Profit after hire = [Voyage result] − [Total voyage days] × [Daily hire]. With the example values (Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün) the result is 65,363 USD. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Estimate A: Example values: Ballast distance 1,200 nm, Laden distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Daily consumption at sea 28 t/gün, Days in port 4 days, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün. Sea days: 14.67 days; Total voyage days: 18.67 days; Bunker cost: 262,053 USD; Net freight: 673,750 USD; Voyage result: 326,697 USD. - Q: Is Voyage Estimate free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Shipowner & Ship Management package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ### [Port and Charter](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime) - [Time Charter Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/time-charter-calculator): Calculate time charter income from daily hire, period, off-hire days, commissions and bunker difference on delivery. - Q: How is Time Charter Calculator calculated? A: Calculate time charter income from daily hire, period, off-hire days, commissions and bunker difference on delivery. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Net hire found? A: Net hire = [Gross hire] × (1 − [Commissions (address + brokerage)] ÷ 100) + [Ballast bonus]. With the example values (Daily hire 14,000 USD, Charter period 90 days, Off-hire days 2 days, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Bunkers on delivery value 240,000 USD, Bunkers on redelivery value 210,000 USD) the result is 1,185,800 USD. - Q: How is Net daily found? A: Net daily = [Net hire] ÷ [Charter period]. With the example values (Daily hire 14,000 USD, Charter period 90 days, Off-hire days 2 days, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Bunkers on delivery value 240,000 USD, Bunkers on redelivery value 210,000 USD) the result is 13,176 USD. - Q: Worked example: Time Charter Calculator A: Example values: Daily hire 14,000 USD, Charter period 90 days, Off-hire days 2 days, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Bunkers on delivery value 240,000 USD, Bunkers on redelivery value 210,000 USD. Gross hire: 1,232,000 USD; Net hire: 1,185,800 USD; Bunker difference (owner’s favour +): 30,000 USD; Net daily: 13,176 USD. - Q: Is Time Charter Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Voyage Charter Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/voyage-charter-calculator): Calculate voyage charter income from freight rate, cargo tolerance (MOLOO), commissions and demurrage or despatch. - Q: How is Voyage Charter Calculator calculated? A: Calculate voyage charter income from freight rate, cargo tolerance (MOLOO), commissions and demurrage or despatch. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Total voyage income found? A: Total voyage income = [Net freight (nominal)] + [Demurrage (+) / despatch (−)]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Cargo tolerance (± owner’s option) 10 %, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Demurrage (+) / despatch (−) 18,000 USD) the result is 691,750 USD. - Q: Worked example: Voyage Charter Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Cargo tolerance (± owner’s option) 10 %, Freight per ton 14 USD, Commissions (address + brokerage) 3.75 %, Demurrage (+) / despatch (−) 18,000 USD. Minimum cargo: 45,000 t; Maximum cargo: 55,000 t; Net freight (nominal): 673,750 USD; Total voyage income: 691,750 USD; Income swing across the tolerance range: 67,375 USD. - Q: Is Voyage Charter Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Port Distance Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-distance-calculator): Estimate the sea distance between two ports including canal and strait transits, and see the sailing time. - Q: How is Port Distance Calculator calculated? A: Estimate the sea distance between two ports including canal and strait transits, and see the sailing time. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: Port Distance Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: The port distance tool finds the shortest route on a sea-lane network and shows Suez, Panama, Gibraltar and strait passages. Distance is the starting point for voyage time, fuel and freight calculations. - Q: Port Distance Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Exclude a canal to see the alternative route’s distance; canal tolls and waiting time sometimes make the longer route more economical. - Q: Is Port Distance Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Sea Distance Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/sea-distance-calculator): Calculate route distance, sailing time and fuel via the ports and passages you choose. - Q: How is Sea Distance Calculator calculated? A: Calculate route distance, sailing time and fuel via the ports and passages you choose. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: Is Sea Distance Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Nautical Mile Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/nautical-mile-calculator): Calculate the great-circle distance between two coordinates in nautical miles, km and statute miles, and the time at a given speed in knots. - Q: How is Nautical Mile Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the great-circle distance between two coordinates in nautical miles, km and statute miles, and the time at a given speed in knots. The calculation uses Unit Conversion Engine: Converts kg, tonnes, lb, m³, ft³, nautical miles, km and TEU/FEU with the same factors. - Q: How is Great-circle distance found? A: Great-circle distance = nm([Start latitude]; [Start longitude]; [Destination latitude]; [Destination longitude]). With the example values (Start latitude 41 °, Start longitude 29 °, Destination latitude 31.2 °, Destination longitude 29.9 °, Speed 12.5 knots) the result is 590.0 nm. - Q: How is Sailing time found? A: Sailing time = [Great-circle distance] ÷ [Speed]. With the example values (Start latitude 41 °, Start longitude 29 °, Destination latitude 31.2 °, Destination longitude 29.9 °, Speed 12.5 knots) the result is 1 d 23 h. - Q: Worked example: Nautical Mile Calculator A: Example values: Start latitude 41 °, Start longitude 29 °, Destination latitude 31.2 °, Destination longitude 29.9 °, Speed 12.5 knots. Great-circle distance: 590.0 nm; Kilometres: 1,092.7 km; Statute miles: 679.0 mi; Sailing time: 1 d 23 h. - Q: Is Nautical Mile Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT keeps all records in one unit system and converts to the unit you want in reports. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [ETA Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/eta-calculator): Calculate the estimated time of arrival (ETA) from departure time, distance, speed and weather margin. - Q: How is ETA Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the estimated time of arrival (ETA) from departure time, distance, speed and weather margin. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: ETA Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: ETA (estimated time of arrival) is the departure time plus sailing time, which is distance divided by speed. Port, terminal and consignee planning is based on this date. - Q: ETA Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Add a margin to sailing time for weather, currents and canal waiting; updating the ETA when loading is completed and during the voyage prevents planning errors. - Q: How is ETA found? A: ETA = [Departure time] + [Sailing time]. With the example values (Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Weather and current margin 5 %, Canal / waiting time 0 hours) the result is 10/16/2026 11:48. - Q: Worked example: ETA Calculator A: Example values: Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Weather and current margin 5 %, Canal / waiting time 0 hours. Sailing time: 11 d 4 h; ETA: 10/16/2026 11:48. - Q: Is ETA Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [ETD Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/etd-calculator): Calculate the latest departure time (ETD) to meet a target arrival and the minimum speed needed. - Q: How is ETD Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the latest departure time (ETD) to meet a target arrival and the minimum speed needed. The calculation uses Voyage Economics Engine: Calculates voyage result and TCE from distance, speed, sea and port days, fuel, port, canal and hire costs. - Q: How is Latest departure (ETD) found? A: Latest departure (ETD) = [Target arrival time] − [Sailing time]. With the example values (Target arrival time 10/15/2026 07:00, Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Weather and current margin 5 %) the result is 10/4/2026 02:12. - Q: Worked example: ETD Calculator A: Example values: Target arrival time 10/15/2026 07:00, Distance 3,200 nm, Speed 12.5 knots, Weather and current margin 5 %. Sailing time: 11 d 4 h; Latest departure (ETD): 10/4/2026 02:12; Speed needed if leaving now: 13.60 knots. - Q: Is ETD Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT records each voyage’s estimate and actual and calculates TCE automatically. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [ETB Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/etb-calculator): Calculate the estimated time of berthing (ETB) from arrival time, anchorage waiting, pilotage and berthing time. - Q: How is ETB Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the estimated time of berthing (ETB) from arrival time, anchorage waiting, pilotage and berthing time. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is ETB found? A: ETB = [Arrival time (ETA)] + [Anchorage waiting] + [Pilotage and berthing]. With the example values (Arrival time (ETA) 10/6/2026 07:00, Anchorage waiting 18 hours, Pilotage and berthing 3 hours) the result is 10/7/2026 04:00. - Q: Worked example: ETB Calculator A: Example values: Arrival time (ETA) 10/6/2026 07:00, Anchorage waiting 18 hours, Pilotage and berthing 3 hours. ETB: 10/7/2026 04:00; Arrival to berthing: 21 h 0 min. - Q: Is ETB Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [ETC Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/etc-calculator): Calculate the estimated time of completion (ETC) from berthing time, cargo quantity and handling rate. - Q: How is ETC Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the estimated time of completion (ETC) from berthing time, cargo quantity and handling rate. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is ETC found? A: ETC = [Berthing time (ETB)] + [Operation time]. With the example values (Berthing time (ETB) 10/7/2026 07:00, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Handling rate 12,000 t/day, Stoppages (weather, shifts) 10 %, Preparation and paperwork 4 hours) the result is 10/12/2026 01:00. - Q: Worked example: ETC Calculator A: Example values: Berthing time (ETB) 10/7/2026 07:00, Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Handling rate 12,000 t/day, Stoppages (weather, shifts) 10 %, Preparation and paperwork 4 hours. Operation time: 4 d 18 h; ETC: 10/12/2026 01:00. - Q: Is ETC Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Port Stay Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-stay-calculator): Calculate time in port from arrival and departure times, and the hire cost of that time. - Q: How is Port Stay Calculator calculated? A: Calculate time in port from arrival and departure times, and the hire cost of that time. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Time in port found? A: Time in port = [Departure time] − [Arrival time]. With the example values (Arrival time 10/2/2026 19:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Daily hire 14,000 USD, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD) the result is 2 d 12 h. - Q: How is Hire + port fuel cost found? A: Hire + port fuel cost = [Days] × ([Daily hire] + [Daily consumption in port] × [Fuel price per ton]). With the example values (Arrival time 10/2/2026 19:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Daily hire 14,000 USD, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD) the result is 39,650 USD. - Q: Worked example: Port Stay Calculator A: Example values: Arrival time 10/2/2026 19:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Daily hire 14,000 USD, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD. Time in port: 2 d 12 h; Days: 2.50 days; Hire + port fuel cost: 39,650 USD. - Q: Is Port Stay Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Port Time Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-time-calculator): Add waiting, berthing, operations and departure preparation to see how port time is split. - Q: How is Port Time Calculator calculated? A: Add waiting, berthing, operations and departure preparation to see how port time is split. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Total port time found? A: Total port time = [Anchorage waiting] + [Pilotage and berthing] + [Cargo operations] + [Paperwork, survey and departure]. With the example values (Anchorage waiting 18 hours, Pilotage and berthing 3 hours, Cargo operations 52 hours, Paperwork, survey and departure 5 hours) the result is 3 d 6 h. - Q: How is Operations share (efficiency) found? A: Operations share (efficiency) = [Cargo operations] ÷ [Total port time] × 100. With the example values (Anchorage waiting 18 hours, Pilotage and berthing 3 hours, Cargo operations 52 hours, Paperwork, survey and departure 5 hours) the result is 66.7 %. - Q: Worked example: Port Time Calculator A: Example values: Anchorage waiting 18 hours, Pilotage and berthing 3 hours, Cargo operations 52 hours, Paperwork, survey and departure 5 hours. Total port time: 3 d 6 h; Operations share (efficiency): 66.7 %; Waiting share: 23.1 %. - Q: Is Port Time Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Port Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-cost-calculator): Calculate port cost from GT-based port and light dues, pilotage, towage, mooring and agency fees. - Q: How is Port Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate port cost from GT-based port and light dues, pilotage, towage, mooring and agency fees. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Port cost found? A: Port cost = [GT-based dues] + [Pilotage, towage, mooring] + [Agency fee]. With the example values (Gross tonnage (GT) 32,000 GT, Port dues per GT 0.45 USD, Light / health dues per GT 0.08 USD, Pilotage (in + out) 6,400 USD, Tugs (in + out) 4 pcs, Tug fee (each) 2,800 USD) the result is 39,260 USD. - Q: Worked example: Port Cost Calculator A: Example values: Gross tonnage (GT) 32,000 GT, Port dues per GT 0.45 USD, Light / health dues per GT 0.08 USD, Pilotage (in + out) 6,400 USD, Tugs (in + out) 4 pcs, Tug fee (each) 2,800 USD. GT-based dues: 16,960 USD; Pilotage, towage, mooring: 18,800 USD; Port cost: 39,260 USD; Per GT: 1.23 USD. - Q: Is Port Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Port Call Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-call-cost): Add the hire and fuel cost of days in port to port charges to find the full cost of a port call. - Q: How is Port Call Cost calculated? A: Add the hire and fuel cost of days in port to port charges to find the full cost of a port call. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: Worked example: Port Call Cost A: Example values: Total port charges 28,000 USD, Days in port 4 days, Daily hire 14,000 USD, Daily consumption in port 3 t/gün, Fuel price per ton 620 USD, Cargo handled 50,000 t. Time cost (hire + fuel): 63,440 USD; Port call cost: 91,440 USD; Per ton: 1.83 USD. - Q: Is Port Call Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Berth Time Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/berth-time-calculator): Calculate how long the ship stays at berth from cargo quantity, handling rate and preparation time. - Q: How is Berth Time Calculator calculated? A: Calculate how long the ship stays at berth from cargo quantity, handling rate and preparation time. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Berth time found? A: Berth time = [Operation time] + [Preparation, survey and hatch work]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Handling rate 12,000 t/day, Preparation, survey and hatch work 6 hours, Stoppages (weather, shifts) 10 %) the result is 4 d 20 h. - Q: Worked example: Berth Time Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Handling rate 12,000 t/day, Preparation, survey and hatch work 6 hours, Stoppages (weather, shifts) 10 %. Operation time: 4 d 14 h; Berth time: 4 d 20 h; Days: 4.83 days. - Q: Is Berth Time Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Cargo Operation Time](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/cargo-operation-time): Calculate loading or discharging time from number of cranes, hourly rate per crane and efficiency. - Q: How is Cargo Operation Time calculated? A: Calculate loading or discharging time from number of cranes, hourly rate per crane and efficiency. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Operation time found? A: Operation time = [Cargo quantity] ÷ [Total hourly rate]. With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Cranes working 4 pcs, Hourly rate per crane 250 t/hour, Efficiency 70 %) the result is 2 d 23 h. - Q: Worked example: Cargo Operation Time A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Cranes working 4 pcs, Hourly rate per crane 250 t/hour, Efficiency 70 %. Total hourly rate: 700 t/hour; Operation time: 2 d 23 h; Daily rate: 16,800 t/day. - Q: Is Cargo Operation Time free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Laytime Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/laytime-calculator): Calculate allowed time, time used and demurrage or despatch from cargo, daily loading rate, NOR and turn time. - Q: How is Laytime Calculator calculated? A: Calculate allowed time, time used and demurrage or despatch from cargo, daily loading rate, NOR and turn time. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: Laytime Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Laytime is the time allowed to the charterer for loading and discharging under a voyage charter; if exceeded the charterer pays demurrage, if finished early the owner pays despatch. It is cargo quantity divided by the daily rate, adjusted by working terms such as SHINC or SHEX. - Q: Laytime Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: The time NOR is tendered, turn time and excepted periods (weather, holidays, ship breakdowns) all change the laytime result; keep the statement of facts (SOF) complete. - Q: How is Demurrage (+) / despatch (−) found? A: Demurrage (+) / despatch (−) = if([Difference (+ overrun)] > 0; [Difference (+ overrun)] ÷ 24 × [Daily demurrage]; [Difference (+ overrun)] ÷ 24 × [Daily despatch]). With the example values (Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Daily loading/discharge rate 10,000 t/day, Working terms SHINC, NOR tendered 10/1/2026 07:00, Turn time 6 hours, Operations completed 10/5/2026 07:00) the result is -11,875 USD. - Q: Worked example: Laytime Calculator A: Example values: Cargo quantity 50,000 t, Daily loading/discharge rate 10,000 t/day, Working terms SHINC, NOR tendered 10/1/2026 07:00, Turn time 6 hours, Operations completed 10/5/2026 07:00. Allowed time: 5 d 0 h; Laytime commencement: 10/1/2026 13:00; Time used: 3 d 10 h; Difference (+ overrun): −1 d 14 h; Demurrage (+) / despatch (−): -11,875 USD. - Q: Is Laytime Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Laycan Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/laycan-calculator): Compare laycan start and end dates with the vessel’s ETA to see if it is early, on time or at risk of cancellation. - Q: How is Laycan Calculator calculated? A: Compare laycan start and end dates with the vessel’s ETA to see if it is early, on time or at risk of cancellation. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Days to cancelling date found? A: Days to cancelling date = [Laycan end (cancelling)] − [Vessel ETA]. With the example values (Laycan start 10/13/2026, Laycan end (cancelling) 10/19/2026, Vessel ETA 10/17/2026) the result is 2 days. - Q: Worked example: Laycan Calculator A: Example values: Laycan start 10/13/2026, Laycan end (cancelling) 10/19/2026, Vessel ETA 10/17/2026. Laycan window: 7 days; Days to cancelling date: 2 days; Status: Within laycan. - Q: Is Laycan Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [NOR Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/nor-calculator): Calculate when laytime commences from the notice of readiness (NOR) time and turn time, applying office-hours rules. - Q: How is NOR Calculator calculated? A: Calculate when laytime commences from the notice of readiness (NOR) time and turn time, applying office-hours rules. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Laytime commencement found? A: Laytime commencement = [NOR acceptance] + [Turn time]. With the example values (NOR tendered 10/5/2026 07:00, Turn time 12 hours, Was NOR tendered in office hours? Yes) the result is 10/5/2026 19:00. - Q: Worked example: NOR Calculator A: Example values: NOR tendered 10/5/2026 07:00, Turn time 12 hours, Was NOR tendered in office hours? Yes. NOR acceptance: 10/5/2026 07:00; Laytime commencement: 10/5/2026 19:00. - Q: Is NOR Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Despatch Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/despatch-calculator): Calculate time saved and despatch money (usually half demurrage) when loading finishes before allowed time. - Q: How is Despatch Calculator calculated? A: Calculate time saved and despatch money (usually half demurrage) when loading finishes before allowed time. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Despatch amount found? A: Despatch amount = [Time saved] ÷ 24 × [Daily despatch]. With the example values (Allowed time 120 hours, Time used 92 hours, Daily demurrage 15,000 USD, Despatch / demurrage ratio 50 %) the result is 8,750 USD. - Q: Worked example: Despatch Calculator A: Example values: Allowed time 120 hours, Time used 92 hours, Daily demurrage 15,000 USD, Despatch / demurrage ratio 50 %. Time saved: 1 d 4 h; Daily despatch: 7,500 USD; Despatch amount: 8,750 USD. - Q: Is Despatch Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Demurrage and Despatch Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/demurrage-despatch-calculator): Find net demurrage or despatch by calculating allowed and used time at load and discharge ports separately or together (reversible). - Q: How is Demurrage and Despatch Calculator calculated? A: Find net demurrage or despatch by calculating allowed and used time at load and discharge ports separately or together (reversible). The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Net demurrage (+) / despatch (−) found? A: Net demurrage (+) / despatch (−) = if([Combined calculation] = 1; [Combined calculation]; [Load port result] + [Discharge port result]). With the example values (Load port allowed 120 hours, Load port used 140 hours, Discharge port allowed 96 hours, Discharge port used 80 hours, Laytime Separate (non-reversible), Daily demurrage 15,000 USD) the result is 7,500 USD. - Q: Worked example: Demurrage and Despatch Calculator A: Example values: Load port allowed 120 hours, Load port used 140 hours, Discharge port allowed 96 hours, Discharge port used 80 hours, Laytime Separate (non-reversible), Daily demurrage 15,000 USD. Load port result: 12,500 USD; Discharge port result: -5,000 USD; Combined calculation: 2,500 USD; Net demurrage (+) / despatch (−): 7,500 USD. - Q: Is Demurrage and Despatch Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Port Turnaround Time](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/port-turnaround-time): Calculate total turnaround from arrival to departure, waiting share and berth productivity. - Q: How is Port Turnaround Time calculated? A: Calculate total turnaround from arrival to departure, waiting share and berth productivity. The calculation uses Laytime and Charter Engine: Calculates laytime, demurrage and despatch from NOR, turn time, excepted periods and rates. - Q: How is Turnaround time found? A: Turnaround time = [Departure time] − [Arrival time]. With the example values (Arrival time 10/1/2026 19:00, Berthing time 10/2/2026 19:00, Operations completed 10/5/2026 01:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Cargo handled 40,000 t) the result is 3 d 12 h. - Q: How is Hourly productivity at berth found? A: Hourly productivity at berth = [Cargo handled] ÷ ([Operations completed] − [Berthing time]). With the example values (Arrival time 10/1/2026 19:00, Berthing time 10/2/2026 19:00, Operations completed 10/5/2026 01:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Cargo handled 40,000 t) the result is 741 t/hour. - Q: Worked example: Port Turnaround Time A: Example values: Arrival time 10/1/2026 19:00, Berthing time 10/2/2026 19:00, Operations completed 10/5/2026 01:00, Departure time 10/5/2026 07:00, Cargo handled 40,000 t. Turnaround time: 3 d 12 h; Waiting: 1 d 0 h; Waiting ratio: 28.6 %; Hourly productivity at berth: 741 t/hour. - Q: Is Port Turnaround Time free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT derives the laytime calculation from port events automatically and links it to the charter party. You can try the Voyage & Chartering package in the live demo without installing anything. ### [Customs, HS Codes and Taxes](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs) - [HS Code Lookup](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/hs-code-lookup): Search Harmonized System chapters and headings by product name or part of a code; see the 6-digit HS code and the national code structure. - Q: How is HS Code Lookup calculated? A: Search Harmonized System chapters and headings by product name or part of a code; see the 6-digit HS code and the national code structure. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: HS Code Lookup: what is it and when is it used? A: The HS code shows which tariff heading a product is classified under in customs; duty rates, import restrictions and rules of origin depend on it. The first 6 digits are the same in every country; further digits are national. - Q: HS Code Lookup: what should I watch out for? A: Search by describing the product’s material, degree of processing and use; if unsure, request a binding tariff ruling, because a wrong code leads to duty differences and penalties. - Q: Is HS Code Lookup free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - [HS to National Code](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/hs-to-gtip): Convert a 6-digit HS code into the 12-digit Turkish national structure (chapter, heading, subheading, national split) and format it. - Q: How is HS to National Code calculated? A: Convert a 6-digit HS code into the 12-digit Turkish national structure (chapter, heading, subheading, national split) and format it. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is HS to National Code free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - [National Code to HS](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/gtip-to-hs): Reduce a 12-digit national code to the international 6-digit HS code and see the chapter and heading description. - Q: How is National Code to HS calculated? A: Reduce a 12-digit national code to the international 6-digit HS code and see the chapter and heading description. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is National Code to HS free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - [Product to HS Code](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/product-to-hs-code): Describe your product to find likely HS chapters and headings, including common fishery, feed and food codes. - Q: How is Product to HS Code calculated? A: Describe your product to find likely HS chapters and headings, including common fishery, feed and food codes. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Product to HS Code free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - [HS Code Description](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/hs-code-description): See the chapter, heading and section description of an HS or national code. - Q: How is HS Code Description calculated? A: See the chapter, heading and section description of an HS or national code. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is HS Code Description free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - [HS Code Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/hs-code-comparison): Compare the tax burden of different HS codes considered for the same product at the same customs value. - Q: How is HS Code Comparison calculated? A: Compare the tax burden of different HS codes considered for the same product at the same customs value. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Lowest tax burden found? A: Lowest tax burden = [min Tax]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD) the result is 4,858 USD. - Q: Worked example: HS Code Comparison A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD. Lowest tax burden: 4,858 USD. - Q: Is HS Code Comparison free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [HS Code Tax Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/hs-code-tax-calculator): Calculate all taxes payable with the code’s customs duty, additional duty, anti-dumping, excise and VAT rates. - Q: How is HS Code Tax Calculator calculated? A: Calculate all taxes payable with the code’s customs duty, additional duty, anti-dumping, excise and VAT rates. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total taxes found? A: Total taxes = [Customs + additional duty] + [Anti-dumping] + [Excise tax] + [VAT]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Anti-dumping / countervailing (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg, Excise tax rate 0 %) the result is 15,836 USD. - Q: Worked example: HS Code Tax Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Anti-dumping / countervailing (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg, Excise tax rate 0 %. Customs + additional duty: 4,280 USD; Anti-dumping: 0.00 USD; Excise tax: 0.00 USD; VAT: 11,556 USD; Total taxes: 15,836 USD. - Q: Is HS Code Tax Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Customs Clearance Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/customs-clearance-cost): Add broker, storage, port, inspection and laboratory costs to duties to calculate the full clearance cost. - Q: How is Customs Clearance Cost Calculator calculated? A: Add broker, storage, port, inspection and laboratory costs to duties to calculate the full clearance cost. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total customs cost found? A: Total customs cost = [Taxes] + [Clearance costs]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Customs broker fee 300 USD, Storage 180 USD, Inspection, laboratory and control certificate 250 USD) the result is 16,626 USD. - Q: How is Excluding VAT (cost component) found? A: Excluding VAT (cost component) = [Total customs cost] − [Customs value (CIF)] × (1 + [Customs duty rate] ÷ 100) × [Import VAT rate] ÷ 100. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Customs broker fee 300 USD, Storage 180 USD, Inspection, laboratory and control certificate 250 USD) the result is 5,070 USD. - Q: Worked example: Customs Clearance Cost Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Customs broker fee 300 USD, Storage 180 USD, Inspection, laboratory and control certificate 250 USD. Taxes: 15,836 USD; Clearance costs: 790 USD; Total customs cost: 16,626 USD; Excluding VAT (cost component): 5,070 USD. - Q: Is Customs Clearance Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Customs Fees Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/customs-fees-calculator): Add up non-tax customs charges (declaration, stamps, storage, inspection, broker) line by line. - Q: How is Customs Fees Calculator calculated? A: Add up non-tax customs charges (declaration, stamps, storage, inspection, broker) line by line. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total customs fees found? A: Total customs fees = [Declaration and system fee] + [Stamp duty and fees] + [Storage] + [Inspection and laboratory] + [Customs broker fee] + [Bonded warehouse / transit costs]. With the example values (Declaration and system fee 45 USD, Stamp duty and fees 30 USD, Storage 180 USD, Inspection and laboratory 250 USD, Customs broker fee 300 USD, Bonded warehouse / transit costs 0 USD) the result is 805 USD. - Q: Worked example: Customs Fees Calculator A: Example values: Declaration and system fee 45 USD, Stamp duty and fees 30 USD, Storage 180 USD, Inspection and laboratory 250 USD, Customs broker fee 300 USD, Bonded warehouse / transit costs 0 USD. Total customs fees: 805 USD; Per line item: 268 USD. - Q: Is Customs Fees Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Customs Broker Fee](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/customs-broker-cost): Calculate the customs broker fee from a percentage of value, minimum and maximum limits and a per-line charge. - Q: How is Customs Broker Fee calculated? A: Calculate the customs broker fee from a percentage of value, minimum and maximum limits and a per-line charge. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Broker fee found? A: Broker fee = [Percentage-based fee] + max(0; [Declaration line items] − 1) × [Extra fee per line]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Rate on value 0.15 %, Minimum fee 150 USD, Maximum fee 1,500 USD, Declaration line items 3 pcs, Extra fee per line 15 USD) the result is 180 USD. - Q: Worked example: Customs Broker Fee A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Rate on value 0.15 %, Minimum fee 150 USD, Maximum fee 1,500 USD, Declaration line items 3 pcs, Extra fee per line 15 USD. Percentage-based fee: 150 USD; Broker fee: 180 USD; Share of customs value: 0.3 %. - Q: Is Customs Broker Fee free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Customs Value Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/customs-value-calculator): Find the customs value by adding freight, insurance, commissions, packing, royalties and proceeds to the transaction value and deducting post-import costs. - Q: How is Customs Value Calculator calculated? A: Find the customs value by adding freight, insurance, commissions, packing, royalties and proceeds to the transaction value and deducting post-import costs. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Customs value found? A: Customs value = [Invoice value (transaction value)] + [Freight to place of import] + [Insurance] + [Selling commission and brokerage] + [Packing and container cost] + [Royalties and licence fees] + [Proceeds accruing to the seller] − [Post-import costs (included in invoice)]. With the example values (Invoice value (transaction value) 50,000 USD, Freight to place of import 3,200 USD, Insurance 160 USD, Selling commission and brokerage 0 USD, Packing and container cost 0 USD, Royalties and licence fees 0 USD) the result is 53,360 USD. - Q: Worked example: Customs Value Calculator A: Example values: Invoice value (transaction value) 50,000 USD, Freight to place of import 3,200 USD, Insurance 160 USD, Selling commission and brokerage 0 USD, Packing and container cost 0 USD, Royalties and licence fees 0 USD. Customs value: 53,360 USD; Total adjustments: 3,360 USD. - Q: Is Customs Value Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [CIF Customs Value](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/cif-customs-value): Calculate the CIF-based customs value by adding any freight and insurance missing for the invoice’s Incoterm. - Q: How is CIF Customs Value calculated? A: Calculate the CIF-based customs value by adding any freight and insurance missing for the invoice’s Incoterm. The calculation uses Incoterms Engine: Calculates from one table which costs belong to the seller and which to the buyer under every Incoterm from EXW to DDP. - Q: Worked example: CIF Customs Value A: Example values: Incoterm on the invoice FCA / FOB, Invoice value 50,000 USD, Origin inland transport and loading 1,300 USD, Freight 3,200 USD, Insurance rate 0.3 %. CFR equivalent: 53,200 USD; Insurance to add: 176 USD; CIF customs value: 53,376 USD. - Q: Is CIF Customs Value free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT sets up the customs value and cost split automatically according to the file’s Incoterm. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Import Tax Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/import-tax-calculator): Calculate customs duty, additional duty, excise and VAT together and see the total import tax burden. - Q: How is Import Tax Calculator calculated? A: Calculate customs duty, additional duty, excise and VAT together and see the total import tax burden. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total import taxes found? A: Total import taxes = [Customs + additional duty] + [Excise tax] + [VAT]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Excise tax rate 0 %, Import VAT rate 20 %) the result is 15,836 USD. - Q: Worked example: Import Tax Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Excise tax rate 0 %, Import VAT rate 20 %. Customs + additional duty: 4,280 USD; Excise tax: 0.00 USD; VAT: 11,556 USD; Total import taxes: 15,836 USD; Effective tax rate: 29.6 %. - Q: Is Import Tax Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Trade Tax Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/trade-tax-calculator): For deferred-payment imports, calculate the resource utilization fund (KKDF), stamp duty, customs duties and VAT together to see the total fiscal burden. - Q: How is Trade Tax Calculator calculated? A: For deferred-payment imports, calculate the resource utilization fund (KKDF), stamp duty, customs duties and VAT together to see the total fiscal burden. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total fiscal burden found? A: Total fiscal burden = [KKDF] + [Stamp duty] + [Customs duty] + [VAT]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Payment terms Deferred (cash against goods, acceptance credit), KKDF rate 6 %, Stamp duty (per mille) 9.48 ‰) the result is 20,195 USD. - Q: Worked example: Trade Tax Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %, Payment terms Deferred (cash against goods, acceptance credit), KKDF rate 6 %, Stamp duty (per mille) 9.48 ‰. KKDF: 3,210 USD; Stamp duty: 507 USD; Customs duty: 4,280 USD; VAT: 12,198 USD; Total fiscal burden: 20,195 USD. - Q: Is Trade Tax Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Tariff Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/tariff-calculator): Compare duty payable under ad valorem, specific and compound (higher or lower of) tariff types. - Q: How is Tariff Calculator calculated? A: Compare duty payable under ad valorem, specific and compound (higher or lower of) tariff types. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Customs duty payable found? A: Customs duty payable = if([Tariff type] = 0; [Ad valorem]; if([Tariff type] = 1; [Specific]; if([Tariff type] = 2; [Ad valorem] + [Specific]; if([Tariff type] = 3; max([Ad valorem]; [Specific]); min([Ad valorem]; [Specific]))))). With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Net weight 10,000 kg, Ad valorem rate 8 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0.35 USD/kg, Tariff type Compound: whichever is higher) the result is 4,280 USD. - Q: Worked example: Tariff Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Net weight 10,000 kg, Ad valorem rate 8 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0.35 USD/kg, Tariff type Compound: whichever is higher. Ad valorem: 4,280 USD; Specific: 3,500 USD; Customs duty payable: 4,280 USD; Effective rate: 8.0 %. - Q: Is Tariff Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Duty + VAT Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/duty-and-vat-calculator): Calculate customs duty and import VAT together from the customs value, and see the deductible VAT separately. - Q: How is Duty + VAT Calculator calculated? A: Calculate customs duty and import VAT together from the customs value, and see the deductible VAT separately. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability. - Q: How is Total payable found? A: Total payable = [Customs duty] + [Import VAT]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %) the result is 15,836 USD. - Q: Worked example: Duty + VAT Calculator A: Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Import VAT rate 20 %. Customs duty: 4,280 USD; Import VAT: 11,556 USD; Total payable: 15,836 USD; Cost component (if VAT is deductible): 4,280 USD. - Q: Is Duty + VAT Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Trade & Customs package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Where do I find duty rates? A: Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ### [Documents and Bills of Lading](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents) - [Bill of Lading Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bill-of-lading-generator): Create a printable bill of lading draft with shipper, consignee, notify party, vessel and voyage, ports, container and cargo details. - Q: How is Bill of Lading Generator calculated? A: Create a printable bill of lading draft with shipper, consignee, notify party, vessel and voyage, ports, container and cargo details. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Bill of Lading Generator: what is it and when is it used? A: A bill of lading is the carrier’s receipt for the goods, evidence of the contract of carriage and, in most cases, a document of title. This tool prepares a printable draft with shipper, consignee, port, container and cargo details. - Q: Bill of Lading Generator: what should I watch out for? A: Before sending the draft to the carrier, check that packages, weights and parties match the invoice and packing list exactly; under a letter of credit even the smallest discrepancy can get documents rejected. - Q: Is Bill of Lading Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Bill of Lading Template](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bill-of-lading-template): Fill in a blank or sample bill of lading template, print it or save as PDF, and see what each field means. - Q: How is Bill of Lading Template calculated? A: Fill in a blank or sample bill of lading template, print it or save as PDF, and see what each field means. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Bill of Lading Template free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [House B/L Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/house-bill-of-lading-generator): As a forwarder, create a house bill of lading (HBL) draft for the actual shipper and consignee and link the master B/L number. - Q: How is House B/L Generator calculated? A: As a forwarder, create a house bill of lading (HBL) draft for the actual shipper and consignee and link the master B/L number. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is House B/L Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Master B/L Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/master-bill-of-lading-generator): Create the master bill of lading (MBL) draft between carrier and forwarder and list the consolidated cargo and house B/Ls. - Q: How is Master B/L Generator calculated? A: Create the master bill of lading (MBL) draft between carrier and forwarder and list the consolidated cargo and house B/Ls. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Master B/L Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [B/L Number Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bl-number-generator): Generate consistent B/L numbers from carrier prefix (SCAC), port and sequence, and validate the ISO 6346 container check digit. - Q: How is B/L Number Generator calculated? A: Generate consistent B/L numbers from carrier prefix (SCAC), port and sequence, and validate the ISO 6346 container check digit. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is B/L Number Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Bill of Lading Checklist](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bill-of-lading-checklist): Tick off, item by item, the fields to check before approving a bill of lading draft. - Q: How is Bill of Lading Checklist calculated? A: Tick off, item by item, the fields to check before approving a bill of lading draft. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Bill of Lading Checklist free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Bill of Lading Checker](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bill-of-lading-checker): Check bill of lading fields against rules: mandatory fields, container check digit, weight and volume logic, freight clause. - Q: How is Bill of Lading Checker calculated? A: Check bill of lading fields against rules: mandatory fields, container check digit, weight and volume logic, freight clause. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Bill of Lading Checker free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Document Consistency Checker](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/bl-consistency-checker): Compare parties, quantities, weights, packages and amounts on the bill of lading, commercial invoice and packing list to find mismatches. - Q: How is Document Consistency Checker calculated? A: Compare parties, quantities, weights, packages and amounts on the bill of lading, commercial invoice and packing list to find mismatches. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Document Consistency Checker free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Packing List Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/packing-list-generator): Create a printable packing list with packages, net and gross weights and dimensions; total CBM and weight are calculated automatically. - Q: How is Packing List Generator calculated? A: Create a printable packing list with packages, net and gross weights and dimensions; total CBM and weight are calculated automatically. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Packing List Generator: what is it and when is it used? A: A packing list shows each package’s contents, quantity, net and gross weight and dimensions; customs inspection, warehouse receipt and bill of lading details all rely on it. - Q: Packing List Generator: what should I watch out for? A: Keep package numbers identical to the marks on the packages; if an inspector cannot find a specific package, the whole shipment may be opened. - Q: Is Packing List Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Commercial Invoice Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/commercial-invoice-generator): Create a printable export commercial invoice with seller, buyer, Incoterm, HS code, quantities and prices. - Q: How is Commercial Invoice Generator calculated? A: Create a printable export commercial invoice with seller, buyer, Incoterm, HS code, quantities and prices. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Commercial Invoice Generator: what is it and when is it used? A: The commercial invoice is the core export document showing the sales value, delivery term, payment terms and description of goods; customs value and duties are calculated from the invoice value. - Q: Commercial Invoice Generator: what should I watch out for? A: The invoice should clearly state the HS code, country of origin, Incoterms rule and currency; ask in advance which extra declarations the destination country requires. - Q: Is Commercial Invoice Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Proforma Invoice Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/proforma-invoice-generator): Create a proforma invoice with offer and payment terms and a validity date, ready to turn into a commercial invoice. - Q: How is Proforma Invoice Generator calculated? A: Create a proforma invoice with offer and payment terms and a validity date, ready to turn into a commercial invoice. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Proforma Invoice Generator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Shipping Document Checklist](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/shipping-document-checklist): Check item by item the documents a shipment needs for its transport mode and Incoterm. - Q: How is Shipping Document Checklist calculated? A: Check item by item the documents a shipment needs for its transport mode and Incoterm. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Shipping Document Checklist free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Export Document Checklist](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/export-document-checklist): Tick off the documents needed for export, including the export declaration, origin, health and veterinary certificates. - Q: How is Export Document Checklist calculated? A: Tick off the documents needed for export, including the export declaration, origin, health and veterinary certificates. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Export Document Checklist free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Import Document Checklist](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/import-document-checklist): Tick off the documents needed for import, including pre-notification, control certificate, origin and conformity documents. - Q: How is Import Document Checklist calculated? A: Tick off the documents needed for import, including pre-notification, control certificate, origin and conformity documents. The calculation uses Documents and Compliance Engine: Generates bills of lading and commercial documents, validates fields against rules and checks consistency between documents. - Q: Is Import Document Checklist free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT generates documents from file data and catches mismatches between them before they are sent. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything. ### [Raw Materials, Production and Cold Chain](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production) - [Raw Material Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/raw-material-cost-calculator): Add freight, losses and storage to the purchase price to calculate the real raw material cost per usable kg. - Q: How is Raw Material Cost Calculator calculated? A: Add freight, losses and storage to the purchase price to calculate the real raw material cost per usable kg. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Total raw material cost found? A: Total raw material cost = [Σ Cost]. With the example values () the result is 86,800 USD. - Q: How is Average cost per kg found? A: Average cost per kg = [Σ Cost] ÷ [SUM_NET]. With the example values () the result is 0.87 USD. - Q: Worked example: Raw Material Cost Calculator A: Example values: . Total raw material cost: 86,800 USD; Total usable: 99,430 kg; Average cost per kg: 0.87 USD. - Q: Is Raw Material Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Recipe Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/recipe-cost-calculator): Calculate recipe cost per ton and batch cost from each ingredient’s inclusion rate and price. - Q: How is Recipe Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate recipe cost per ton and batch cost from each ingredient’s inclusion rate and price. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Recipe cost per ton found? A: Recipe cost per ton = [Σ Ct]. With the example values (Batch size 5 t) the result is 977 USD. - Q: How is Batch cost found? A: Batch cost = [Σ Ct] × [Batch size]. With the example values (Batch size 5 t) the result is 4,885 USD. - Q: Worked example: Recipe Cost Calculator A: Example values: Batch size 5 t. Total inclusion: 100.00 %; Recipe cost per ton: 977 USD; Batch cost: 4,885 USD. - Q: Is Recipe Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Formula Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/formula-cost-calculator): Calculate the mix’s cost and nutritional value from each ingredient’s inclusion, price and protein and fat content. - Q: How is Formula Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate the mix’s cost and nutritional value from each ingredient’s inclusion, price and protein and fat content. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Cost per ton found? A: Cost per ton = [Σ Ct]. With the example values () the result is 972 USD. - Q: How is Mix protein found? A: Mix protein = [Σ Mix protein]. With the example values () the result is 34.65 %. - Q: Worked example: Formula Cost Calculator A: Example values: . Total inclusion: 100.00 %; Cost per ton: 972 USD; Mix protein: 34.65 %; Mix fat: 15.47 %; Cost per protein point: 28.05 USD. - Q: Is Formula Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Production Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/production-cost-calculator): Calculate production cost per ton and per kg from raw materials, energy, labour, packaging, maintenance and overheads. - Q: How is Production Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate production cost per ton and per kg from raw materials, energy, labour, packaging, maintenance and overheads. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Cost per ton found? A: Cost per ton = [Total production cost] ÷ [Quantity produced]. With the example values (Quantity produced 500 t, Raw material cost 410,000 USD, Energy 28,000 USD, Labor 36,000 USD, Packaging 14,000 USD, Maintenance 8,000 USD) the result is 1,036 USD. - Q: Worked example: Production Cost Calculator A: Example values: Quantity produced 500 t, Raw material cost 410,000 USD, Energy 28,000 USD, Labor 36,000 USD, Packaging 14,000 USD, Maintenance 8,000 USD. Total production cost: 518,000 USD; Cost per ton: 1,036 USD; Cost per kg: 1.04 USD; Raw material share: 79.2 %; Conversion cost (per ton): 216 USD. - Q: Is Production Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cost per Ton](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cost-per-ton): Calculate cost per ton from total cost and quantity, and the margin against the selling price. - Q: How is Cost per Ton calculated? A: Calculate cost per ton from total cost and quantity, and the margin against the selling price. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Profit margin found? A: Profit margin = ([Selling price per ton] − [Cost per ton]) ÷ [Selling price per ton] × 100. With the example values (Total cost 518,000 USD, Quantity 500 t, Selling price per ton 1,250 USD) the result is 17.1 %. - Q: Worked example: Cost per Ton A: Example values: Total cost 518,000 USD, Quantity 500 t, Selling price per ton 1,250 USD. Cost per ton: 1,036 USD; Margin per ton: 214 USD; Profit margin: 17.1 %. - Q: Is Cost per Ton free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cost per Kg](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cost-per-kg): Calculate cost per kg from total cost and quantity in kilograms, and the margin against the selling price. - Q: How is Cost per Kg calculated? A: Calculate cost per kg from total cost and quantity in kilograms, and the margin against the selling price. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Profit margin found? A: Profit margin = ([Selling price per kg] − [Cost per kg]) ÷ [Selling price per kg] × 100. With the example values (Total cost 518,000 USD, Quantity 500,000 kg, Selling price per kg 1.25 USD) the result is 17.1 %. - Q: Worked example: Cost per Kg A: Example values: Total cost 518,000 USD, Quantity 500,000 kg, Selling price per kg 1.25 USD. Cost per kg: 1.04 USD; Profit margin: 17.1 %. - Q: Is Cost per Kg free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Raw Material Price Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/raw-material-price-comparison): Compare supplier offers on a dry matter and protein basis, accounting for freight, moisture and protein content, to find the truly cheapest. - Q: How is Raw Material Price Comparison calculated? A: Compare supplier offers on a dry matter and protein basis, accounting for freight, moisture and protein content, to find the truly cheapest. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Cheapest offer per unit of protein (cost) found? A: Cheapest offer per unit of protein (cost) = [min Pp]. With the example values () the result is 2.53 USD. - Q: Worked example: Raw Material Price Comparison A: Example values: . Cheapest offer per unit of protein (cost): 2.53 USD. - Q: Is Raw Material Price Comparison free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Protein Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/protein-cost-calculator): Compare the cost per kg of protein of two raw materials from their price per kg and protein content. - Q: How is Protein Cost Calculator calculated? A: Compare the cost per kg of protein of two raw materials from their price per kg and protein content. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Difference per kg of protein found? A: Difference per kg of protein = abs([Raw material 1 cost per kg of protein] − [Raw material 2 cost per kg of protein]). With the example values (Raw material 1 price per kg 1.65 USD, Raw material 1 protein content 65 %, Raw material 2 price per kg 0.48 USD, Raw material 2 protein content 46 %) the result is 1.49 USD. - Q: Worked example: Protein Cost Calculator A: Example values: Raw material 1 price per kg 1.65 USD, Raw material 1 protein content 65 %, Raw material 2 price per kg 0.48 USD, Raw material 2 protein content 46 %. Raw material 1 cost per kg of protein: 2.54 USD; Raw material 2 cost per kg of protein: 1.04 USD; Result: Raw material 2 is cheaper per protein; Difference per kg of protein: 1.49 USD. - Q: Is Protein Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Dry Matter Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/dry-matter-calculator): Calculate dry matter from moisture, and convert nutrient values between as-fed and dry matter basis. - Q: How is Dry Matter Calculator calculated? A: Calculate dry matter from moisture, and convert nutrient values between as-fed and dry matter basis. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Value on dry matter basis found? A: Value on dry matter basis = [As-fed nutrient value (e.g. protein)] ÷ (1 − [Moisture content] ÷ 100). With the example values (Moisture content 10 %, As-fed nutrient value (e.g. protein) 45 %, Wet weight 1,000 kg, Price per ton 1,600 USD) the result is 50.00 %. - Q: How is Price per ton of dry matter found? A: Price per ton of dry matter = [Price per ton] ÷ (1 − [Moisture content] ÷ 100). With the example values (Moisture content 10 %, As-fed nutrient value (e.g. protein) 45 %, Wet weight 1,000 kg, Price per ton 1,600 USD) the result is 1,778 USD. - Q: Worked example: Dry Matter Calculator A: Example values: Moisture content 10 %, As-fed nutrient value (e.g. protein) 45 %, Wet weight 1,000 kg, Price per ton 1,600 USD. Dry matter content: 90.00 %; Value on dry matter basis: 50.00 %; Dry matter quantity: 900.0 kg; Price per ton of dry matter: 1,778 USD. - Q: Is Dry Matter Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Moisture Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/moisture-calculator): Calculate moisture from wet and dry weight, and the water to remove and final weight when drying to a target moisture. - Q: How is Moisture Calculator calculated? A: Calculate moisture from wet and dry weight, and the water to remove and final weight when drying to a target moisture. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Weight at target moisture found? A: Weight at target moisture = [Dry matter] ÷ (1 − [Target moisture] ÷ 100). With the example values (Wet weight 1,000 kg, Initial moisture 22 %, Target moisture 10 %) the result is 866.7 kg. - Q: How is Water to remove found? A: Water to remove = [Wet weight] − [Weight at target moisture]. With the example values (Wet weight 1,000 kg, Initial moisture 22 %, Target moisture 10 %) the result is 133.3 kg. - Q: Worked example: Moisture Calculator A: Example values: Wet weight 1,000 kg, Initial moisture 22 %, Target moisture 10 %. Dry matter: 780.0 kg; Weight at target moisture: 866.7 kg; Water to remove: 133.3 kg; Weight loss: 13.3 %. - Q: Is Moisture Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Yield Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/yield-calculator): Calculate yield (e.g. fillet yield) from input and output, the input needed for a target output and the output’s unit cost. - Q: How is Yield Calculator calculated? A: Calculate yield (e.g. fillet yield) from input and output, the input needed for a target output and the output’s unit cost. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: Yield Calculator: what is it and when is it used? A: Yield is the share of saleable output obtained from the input, for example fillet yield from whole fish. Raw material cost is spread over real product kilograms using this ratio. - Q: Yield Calculator: what should I watch out for? A: Track yield for every batch; a drop of a few points at the same raw material price raises product cost significantly and upsets pricing. - Q: How is Yield found? A: Yield = [Output quantity] ÷ [Input quantity] × 100. With the example values (Input quantity 1,000 kg, Output quantity 420 kg, Target output 5,000 kg, Input price per kg 5.2 USD) the result is 42.0 %. - Q: How is Input needed for the target found? A: Input needed for the target = [Target output] ÷ ([Output quantity] ÷ [Input quantity]). With the example values (Input quantity 1,000 kg, Output quantity 420 kg, Target output 5,000 kg, Input price per kg 5.2 USD) the result is 11,905 kg. - Q: Worked example: Yield Calculator A: Example values: Input quantity 1,000 kg, Output quantity 420 kg, Target output 5,000 kg, Input price per kg 5.2 USD. Yield: 42.0 %; Input needed for the target: 11,905 kg; Raw material cost per kg of output: 12.38 USD. - Q: Is Yield Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Production Waste Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/production-waste-calculator): Calculate waste rate and its cost from input, good output and rework quantities. - Q: How is Production Waste Calculator calculated? A: Calculate waste rate and its cost from input, good output and rework quantities. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Waste rate found? A: Waste rate = [Waste] ÷ [Input quantity] × 100. With the example values (Input quantity 10,000 kg, Good output 9,450 kg, Reworked 200 kg, Cost per kg 1.04 USD, Target waste rate 2 %) the result is 3.5 %. - Q: How is Cost of waste found? A: Cost of waste = [Waste] × [Cost per kg]. With the example values (Input quantity 10,000 kg, Good output 9,450 kg, Reworked 200 kg, Cost per kg 1.04 USD, Target waste rate 2 %) the result is 364 USD. - Q: Worked example: Production Waste Calculator A: Example values: Input quantity 10,000 kg, Good output 9,450 kg, Reworked 200 kg, Cost per kg 1.04 USD, Target waste rate 2 %. Waste: 350 kg; Waste rate: 3.5 %; Cost of waste: 364 USD; Cost of waste above target: 156 USD. - Q: Is Production Waste Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cold Storage Capacity](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cold-storage-capacity): Calculate storage capacity in pallets and tons from cold room dimensions, pallet layout, stacking levels and pallet weight. - Q: How is Cold Storage Capacity calculated? A: Calculate storage capacity in pallets and tons from cold room dimensions, pallet layout, stacking levels and pallet weight. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Total pallet capacity found? A: Total pallet capacity = [Floor pallet positions] × [Stacking levels]. With the example values (Room length 30 m, Room width 18 m, Usable height 8 m, Aisle and clearance allowance 35 %, Pallet length 1.2 m, Pallet width 0.8 m) the result is 1,460 pallets. - Q: How is Tonnage capacity found? A: Tonnage capacity = [Floor pallet positions] × [Stacking levels] × [Net weight per pallet] ÷ 1,000. With the example values (Room length 30 m, Room width 18 m, Usable height 8 m, Aisle and clearance allowance 35 %, Pallet length 1.2 m, Pallet width 0.8 m) the result is 1,314.0 t. - Q: Worked example: Cold Storage Capacity A: Example values: Room length 30 m, Room width 18 m, Usable height 8 m, Aisle and clearance allowance 35 %, Pallet length 1.2 m, Pallet width 0.8 m. Floor pallet positions: 365 pallets; Stacking levels: 4; Total pallet capacity: 1,460 pallets; Tonnage capacity: 1,314.0 t; Room volume: 4,320 m³. - Q: Is Cold Storage Capacity free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - [Cold Room Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cold-room-cost-calculator): Calculate a cold room’s monthly energy cost from refrigeration power, duty cycle and electricity price, and the cost per pallet including rent and maintenance. - Q: How is Cold Room Cost Calculator calculated? A: Calculate a cold room’s monthly energy cost from refrigeration power, duty cycle and electricity price, and the cost per pallet including rent and maintenance. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Total monthly cost found? A: Total monthly cost = [Monthly energy cost] + [Monthly rent / depreciation] + [Monthly maintenance and monitoring]. With the example values (Refrigeration system power 45 kW, Duty cycle 60 %, Electricity price per kWh 0.14 USD, Monthly rent / depreciation 6,000 USD, Monthly maintenance and monitoring 900 USD, Average pallets stored 1,200 pallets) the result is 9,622 USD. - Q: How is Daily cost per pallet found? A: Daily cost per pallet = [Total monthly cost] ÷ [Average pallets stored] ÷ 30. With the example values (Refrigeration system power 45 kW, Duty cycle 60 %, Electricity price per kWh 0.14 USD, Monthly rent / depreciation 6,000 USD, Monthly maintenance and monitoring 900 USD, Average pallets stored 1,200 pallets) the result is 0.27 USD. - Q: Worked example: Cold Room Cost Calculator A: Example values: Refrigeration system power 45 kW, Duty cycle 60 %, Electricity price per kWh 0.14 USD, Monthly rent / depreciation 6,000 USD, Monthly maintenance and monitoring 900 USD, Average pallets stored 1,200 pallets. Monthly energy cost: 2,722 USD; Total monthly cost: 9,622 USD; Daily cost per pallet: 0.27 USD. - Q: Is Cold Room Cost Calculator free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. - [Cold Chain Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cold-chain-cost-calculator): Calculate cold chain cost per kg from storage, in and out handling, refrigerated transport and temperature monitoring. - Q: How is Cold Chain Cost calculated? A: Calculate cold chain cost per kg from storage, in and out handling, refrigerated transport and temperature monitoring. The calculation uses Production and Cold Chain Engine: Calculates recipe, raw material, yield, waste, dry matter and cold storage costs with the same unit and cost rules. - Q: How is Cold chain total found? A: Cold chain total = [Storage] + [Handling] + [Refrigerated transport] + [Temperature monitoring and logging]. With the example values (Number of pallets 20 pallets, Net weight per pallet 900 kg, Storage days 21 days, Daily storage per pallet 0.65 USD, In + out handling per pallet 9 USD, Refrigerated transport distance 650 km) the result is 1,808 USD. - Q: How is Per kg found? A: Per kg = [Cold chain total] ÷ ([Number of pallets] × [Net weight per pallet]). With the example values (Number of pallets 20 pallets, Net weight per pallet 900 kg, Storage days 21 days, Daily storage per pallet 0.65 USD, In + out handling per pallet 9 USD, Refrigerated transport distance 650 km) the result is 0.10 USD. - Q: Worked example: Cold Chain Cost A: Example values: Number of pallets 20 pallets, Net weight per pallet 900 kg, Storage days 21 days, Daily storage per pallet 0.65 USD, In + out handling per pallet 9 USD, Refrigerated transport distance 650 km. Storage: 273 USD; Handling: 180 USD; Refrigerated transport: 1,235 USD; Cold chain total: 1,808 USD; Per kg: 0.10 USD. - Q: Is Cold Chain Cost free? A: Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored. - Q: Can FCRSOFT do this calculation automatically? A: FCRSOFT tracks recipes, batch production, waste and the cold chain by lot automatically. You can try the Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package in the live demo without installing anything. - Q: Which currency can I calculate in? A: Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly. ## Aquaculture calculators (FCR, feed, biomass, profit) - [FCR Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fcr-calculator): Free FCR calculator: instantly work out economic and biological FCR, feed cost per kg and the savings from a 0.1 FCR improvement, from biomass gain and feed given. - [Fish Feed Cost Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-feed-cost-calculator): Calculate your annual feed requirement, total feed cost and how much you gain when FCR improves, from production volume, FCR and feed price. - [Fish Biomass Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-biomass-calculator): Calculate total biomass from fish count and average weight, the remaining fish after survival, and cage/pond stocking density (kg/m³). - [Fish Farm Profitability Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-farm-profit-calculator): Calculate your production cost per kg, sales revenue and gross profit from feed, fingerlings, labour, energy and other costs. - [Feed Requirement Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-feed-requirement-calculator): Calculate your daily, per-meal and period feed requirement and the number of bags needed, from biomass and daily feeding rate. - [FCR Savings Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fcr-savings-calculator): Enter your current and target FCR to see your annual feed saving in tonnes and money. Calculate the big impact of a small FCR improvement. - [Feed Stock and Consumption Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/feed-stock-calculator): From current feed stock and daily consumption, calculate how many days the stock will last, when it runs out and the latest date to order. - [Mortality Rate Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-mortality-calculator): From the starting fish count and number of dead fish, calculate mortality and survival rate, daily mortality, biomass lost and the financial loss. - [Water Quality Checker](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/water-quality-checker): Choose your species and enter temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, ammonia, nitrite and salinity to see a good, caution or critical status for each parameter. - [FCR Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fcr-comparison): Compare the FCR of four cages, ponds or batches side by side and see the most efficient unit and the extra feed cost of the others. - [Feed Price Increase Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/feed-price-increase-calculator): Calculate how a feed price increase affects your cost per kg of fish and your annual budget, and see which FCR you need to hold costs steady. - [Why Is Your FCR Rising?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/why-is-my-fcr-high-test): Find the likely cause of a rising FCR with nine short questions: feeding, water quality, stocking density, health, feed quality or measurement error. - [Stocking Density Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/stocking-density-calculator): From cage or pond volume, target density, harvest weight and survival, calculate the biomass you can carry at harvest and the number of juveniles to stock. - [SGR and Growth Rate Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/sgr-growth-calculator): From two sample weighings, calculate the specific growth rate (SGR), daily weight gain and how many days it takes to reach the target weight at this rate. - [Harvest Date and Quantity Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/harvest-date-calculator): From current weight, target harvest weight and growth rate, calculate the estimated harvest date, harvest quantity and the feed needed until harvest. - [Oxygen Demand and Aeration Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/oxygen-demand-calculator): From biomass and oxygen consumption rate, calculate hourly and daily oxygen demand and the number of aerators needed. - [Feed Comparison Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-feed-comparison): Compare two feeds by price and FCR; see the cost per kg of growth and the yearly difference. Cheap feed is not always economical. - [Fillet and Processing Yield Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-fillet-yield-calculator): From live weight, calculate gutted and fillet output, by-product, and the revenue from selling gutted fish or fillets. - [Break-Even Price Calculator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/fish-break-even-price-calculator): From FCR, feed price and other costs per kg, calculate the fish break-even price and the price needed for your target margin. ## Excel templates - [Free Excel Templates](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/tools/excel-templates): Free Excel templates with ready-made formulas for feeding logs, FCR calculation, biomass, mortality, feed stock, water quality and harvest planning. ## Guides - [What Is FCR?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/what-is-fcr): What is FCR (feed conversion ratio), how is it calculated and how do economic and biological FCR differ? Formula, worked example and ways to track FCR. - [What Should FCR Be in Fish?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/what-should-fcr-be): Typical FCR ranges for sea bass, sea bream, trout, salmon, tilapia, shrimp and carp; the factors that affect FCR and how to interpret your own value. - [Why Does FCR Rise in Fish?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/why-does-fcr-increase): Overfeeding, temperature, low oxygen, stocking density, disease, feed quality, measurement error and stress: the 8 most common causes of rising FCR and how to fix them. - [How to Improve FCR](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/how-to-improve-fcr): Ways to lower FCR with feeding tables, temperature-based feeding, appetite monitoring, the right pellet size, grading, oxygen management, feed storage and data-driven tracking. - [How to Choose Fish Feed](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/feed/choosing-fish-feed): What to consider when choosing fish feed: protein and fat content, pellet size, digestibility and floating vs. sinking feed, plus how to compare feeds by cost per kg of growth rather than by price. - [How to Calculate Feed Cost in Fish Production](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/feed/fish-feed-cost): How to calculate feed cost per kg of fish, the annual feed budget and feed’s share of total cost: formulas, examples and ways to lower feed cost. - [How to Estimate Fish Biomass](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/how-to-estimate-fish-biomass): Estimating biomass in cages and ponds: how to sample-weigh, how many fish to weigh, how to reduce error and how biomass affects feeding. - [What Should Stocking Density Be?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/fish-stocking-density): How is stocking density (kg/m³) set in cages, ponds and RAS? The effect of high density on FCR, growth and mortality, and the right stocking calculation. - [What Is SGR (Specific Growth Rate)?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/what-is-sgr): What is SGR (specific growth rate), how is it calculated and interpreted? Daily weight gain, TGC and using SGR to forecast harvest. - [How to Build a Feeding Table](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/feed/fish-feeding-table): How are the daily feeding rate, number of meals and ration set by fish size and water temperature? A guide to building and updating a feeding table. - [Managing Dissolved Oxygen in Aquaculture](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/dissolved-oxygen-in-aquaculture): What mg/L of dissolved oxygen fish farming needs, why it drops, when to measure it and what to do when it falls. Aeration calculation and monitoring guide. - [Managing Ammonia and Nitrite](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/ammonia-and-nitrite-in-fish-farming): What are total ammonia (TAN), free ammonia (NH₃) and nitrite, which levels are dangerous and how to lower them? How pH and temperature affect ammonia toxicity. - [How to Reduce Fish Mortality](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/reducing-fish-mortality): How to calculate mortality on a fish farm, classify causes of death, decide which rate is an alarm and reduce losses. - [How to Store Fish Feed](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/feed/fish-feed-storage): Protecting fish feed from heat, humidity, sunlight and pests; preventing losses and quality decline with FIFO, expiry dates and lot tracking. - [How to Plan a Fish Harvest](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/fish-harvest-planning): How to set harvest timing from target weight, growth rate, market demand and price. Pre-harvest starvation, yield and planning steps. - [Seafood Traceability](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/seafood-traceability): What seafood traceability from juvenile to customer means, which data to record, how to design lot numbers and how to manage recalls. - [Excel or Fish Farm Software?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/excel-vs-fish-farm-software): The pros and limits of running a fish farm on Excel; when to switch to software, how to migrate and what gets automated. - [How to Calculate Production Cost per Kg](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/fish-production-cost-per-kg): How to calculate production cost per kg from feed, juveniles, labour, energy, health and depreciation; break-even price and ways to cut costs. - [Camera Feeding Monitoring](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/aquaculture/camera-feeding-monitoring): How an in-cage camera tracks appetite and feed loss during feeding, which events to record and how cameras improve FCR. - [What Is Landed Cost and How Is It Calculated?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/what-is-landed-cost): What is landed cost, what does it include and how is it calculated? A unit cost example with CIF, customs duty, VAT, port and inland transport. - [Incoterms 2020 Guide](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/trade/incoterms-2020-guide): Incoterms 2020 rules: who bears cost and risk under EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR, CIF, DAP, DPU and DDP? Quote comparison and pricing examples. - [How to Calculate CBM](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/how-to-calculate-cbm): CBM (cubic metre) calculation: carton and pallet volume, how many cartons and pallets fit in a container, volumetric weight and container utilisation. - [LCL or FCL?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/freight/lcl-vs-fcl-guide): The difference between groupage (LCL) and full container (FCL) shipping, the W/M rule, the break-even point and when each is cheaper. - [What Are Demurrage and Detention?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/container/demurrage-and-detention-explained): The difference between container demurrage and detention, free time, tiered daily rates and ways to reduce delay costs. - [What Is DWT (Deadweight)?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/what-is-dwt): The relationship between DWT, displacement, lightship weight, draft, TPC and cargo capacity — how to calculate how many tons of cargo a ship can really take. - [What Is TCE (Time Charter Equivalent)?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/what-is-tce): How TCE is calculated and how to compare voyage and time charters — a worked example with freight revenue, voyage costs, fuel and port days. - [How to Calculate Bunker (Marine Fuel) Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/bunker-fuel-cost-guide): A guide to ship fuel consumption, the difference between VLSFO, MGO and ULSFO, sea and port fuel, safety margin and voyage bunker cost. - [What Is Laytime and How Is It Calculated?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/maritime/what-is-laytime): Laytime in voyage charters, NOR, turn time, SHINC/SHEX terms, excepted periods and demurrage/despatch calculation with examples. - [What Is an HS Code and How Is It Found?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/customs/what-is-an-hs-code): The structure of HS and national tariff codes, the difference between 6 and 12 digits, steps to find the right code and the duty and penalty risks of misclassification. - [What Is a Bill of Lading?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/documents/what-is-a-bill-of-lading): What a bill of lading does, the difference between original, telex release and seaway bill, house and master B/L, mandatory fields and a pre-shipment checklist. - [How to Calculate Cold Chain Cost](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/production/cold-chain-cost-guide): Cold storage capacity, pallet layout, energy cost, refrigerated transport and temperature monitoring — and the cold chain cost per kg. ## Species guides - [What Should FCR Be for European Seabass?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/sea-bass-fcr): Typical FCR range in European Seabass farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Gilthead Seabream?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/sea-bream-fcr): Typical FCR range in Gilthead Seabream farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Rainbow Trout?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/trout-fcr): Typical FCR range in Rainbow Trout farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Atlantic Salmon?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/salmon-fcr): Typical FCR range in Atlantic Salmon farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Nile Tilapia?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/tilapia-fcr): Typical FCR range in Nile Tilapia farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Whiteleg Shrimp?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/shrimp-fcr): Typical FCR range in Whiteleg Shrimp farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. - [What Should FCR Be for Common Carp?](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/fcr/carp-fcr): Typical FCR range in Common Carp farming, suitable water temperature, oxygen, harvest weight and production time. Calculate and improve your FCR. ## Solutions - [Fish Farm Management Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/fish-farm-management-software): FCRSOFT fish farm management software: cages and ponds, fish stock, feeding, mortality, water quality, FCR and harvest in one panel. Try the free live demo now. - [Fish Farm Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/fish-farm-software): Fish farm software that runs in the cloud, installs on your phone like an app and supports 15 languages. Try it now with a live demo that needs no installation. - [Aquaculture Management Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/aquaculture-management-software): Aquaculture management software that connects hatchery, farm, feed production, processing, stock, finance and sales. Try every module in the live demo. - [Fish Production Tracking Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/fish-production-tracking-software): Batch-level tracking of fish stock, growth (biometrics), mortality, FCR and harvest. Monitor your production with real data and try the live demo. - [Feed Production Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/feed-production-software): Production software for feed mills: formula management, batch production, raw material consumption, quality control, lot tracking and finished-goods stock. Try the live demo. - [Feed Formulation Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/feed-formulation-software): Version your feed recipes, manage nutrient targets and raw-material ratios and see formula cost instantly. Try the feed formulation software in the live demo. - [Feed Inventory Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/feed-inventory-software): Track feed and raw-material stocks by warehouse, lot and expiry date, and plan purchasing needs from consumption. Try the live demo. - [Net-Pen Farming Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/net-pen-fish-farming-software): Management software for offshore and lake net pens: per-cage stock, feeding, water quality, camera monitoring, mortality and harvest. Try the live demo. - [Hatchery Management Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/fish-hatchery-software): Broodstock tracking, spawning, larval and juvenile batches, survival rate, water quality and sales for hatcheries. Try the hatchery software in the live demo. - [Aquaculture ERP Software](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/en/solutions/aquaculture-erp): Aquaculture ERP software for farms, hatcheries, feed mills, processing, cold chain, finance and sales. Try the Enterprise demo with no installation. ## Live ERP demos (no installation) - [Farm Operations](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/farmops?hl=en): Farm Operations package: Farm. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Integrated Farm](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/farmint?hl=en): Integrated Farm package: Farm, WMS & Supply, Maintenance, Trace & Cold Chain, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Integrated Hatchery](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/hatcherysuite?hl=en): Integrated Hatchery package: Hatchery, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Sales & CRM, Finance. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Feed Mill](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/feedsuite?hl=en): Feed Mill package: Feed ERP, WMS & Supply, Maintenance, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Processing & Packing](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/processsuite?hl=en): Processing & Packing package: Processing, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Maintenance, Sales & CRM, Finance. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Trade & Distribution](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/tradesuite?hl=en): Trade & Distribution package: Sales & CRM, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Finance, B2B Commerce. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Cold Storage & Logistics](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/coldsuite?hl=en): Cold Storage & Logistics package: WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Sales & CRM, Finance. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Shipowner & Ship Management](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/shipowner?hl=en): Shipowner & Ship Management package: Fleet & Vessel, Voyage & Chartering, Maintenance, Finance. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Forwarder & Logistics](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/forwarder?hl=en): Forwarder & Logistics package: Freight & Container, Trade & Customs, WMS & Supply, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Import & Export](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/importexport?hl=en): Import & Export package: Trade & Customs, Freight & Container, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Vertical Producer — hatchery, farm and feed](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/vertical_producer?hl=en): Vertical Producer — hatchery, farm and feed package: Hatchery, Farm, Feed ERP, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/industry_cold?hl=en): Industry & Cold Chain — feed, processing, storage package: Feed ERP, Processing, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Maintenance, Finance. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Integrated Producer & Exporter — multi-site fish and feed](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/integrated_exporter?hl=en): Integrated Producer & Exporter — multi-site fish and feed package: Farm, Hatchery, Feed ERP, Processing, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Trade & Customs, Freight & Container, Maintenance, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Maritime Group — shipping, trade and logistics](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/maritime_group?hl=en): Maritime Group — shipping, trade and logistics package: Fleet & Vessel, Voyage & Chartering, Freight & Container, Trade & Customs, Maintenance, WMS & Supply, Trace & Cold Chain, Finance, Sales & CRM. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Enterprise Site — all products](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/enterprise?hl=en): Enterprise Site — all products package: Farm, Hatchery, Feed ERP, Processing, WMS & Supply, Sales & CRM, Finance, Maintenance, Trace & Cold Chain, B2B Commerce, Fleet & Vessel, Voyage & Chartering, Trade & Customs, Freight & Container. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Enterprise Multi — all products](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/enterprise_multi?hl=en): Enterprise Multi — all products package: Farm, Hatchery, Feed ERP, Processing, WMS & Supply, Sales & CRM, Finance, Maintenance, Trace & Cold Chain, B2B Commerce, Fleet & Vessel, Voyage & Chartering, Trade & Customs, Freight & Container. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Enterprise Group — conditional target](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/enterprise_group?hl=en): Enterprise Group — conditional target package: Farm, Hatchery, Feed ERP, Processing, WMS & Supply, Sales & CRM, Finance, Maintenance, Trace & Cold Chain, B2B Commerce, Fleet & Vessel, Voyage & Chartering, Trade & Customs, Freight & Container. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Farm](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/farm?hl=en): Farm: 1 site, 50 production units; basic feed/lot/cost included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Hatchery](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/hatchery?hl=en): Hatchery: 1 hatchery, 100 tanks; basic species/water/health/lot included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Feed ERP](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/feed?hl=en): Feed ERP: 1 plant, 2 lines; basic raw material/finished goods warehouse and cost included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Processing](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/processing?hl=en): Processing: 1 processing plant, 2 lines; basic warehouse/lot/product/cold records included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [WMS & Supply](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/wms?hl=en): WMS & Supply: 2 warehouses, 5,000 active SKUs; lot/barcode/supply included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Sales & CRM](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/sales?hl=en): Sales & CRM: 1 company, 5,000 active customers; basic shipment/receivables view included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Finance](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/finance?hl=en): Finance: 1 company; operational finance, 5,000 invoices/year; official e-filing excluded. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Maintenance](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/maintenance?hl=en): Maintenance: 1 site, 300 assets; work orders and basic maintenance cost included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Trace & Cold Chain](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/trace?hl=en): Trace & Cold Chain: 2 locations, 25 data loggers; basic lot/customer/shipment references included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [B2B Commerce](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/b2b?hl=en): B2B Commerce: 5 internal users, 100 dealer organizations; required product/price/order back office included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Fleet & Vessel](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/fleet?hl=en): Fleet & Vessel: 10 vessels; certificate/survey tracking and bunker stems included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Voyage & Chartering](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/voyage?hl=en): Voyage & Chartering: 10 vessels; voyage estimates, TCE, port calls and laytime/demurrage included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Trade & Customs](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/trade?hl=en): Trade & Customs: 1 company, 1,000 trade files/year; HS code library, landed cost and document consistency included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Freight & Container](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/freight?hl=en): Freight & Container: 5,000 container moves/year; bookings, demurrage/detention and freight rates included. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Camera Observation/Events](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/camera_observation?hl=en): Camera Observation/Events: 5 camera references; not a video AI validation. Try it live, no installation needed. - [200 Tools Pro Workspace](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/tools_pro?hl=en): 200 Tools Pro Workspace: 192 unique engines + 8 duplicate redirects; scenario saving, PDF/CSV and ERP export. Public calculators remain free.. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Calculation API & White-label](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/tools_api?hl=en): Calculation API & White-label: 100,000 calculation requests per year; branding, embeddable component and API. Overage, data providers and custom formulas are extra.. Try it live, no installation needed. - [Live Trade & Maritime Data Connections](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/demo/live_data?hl=en): Live Trade & Maritime Data Connections: Exchange-rate, route, tariff, port or regulatory data-provider integration; third-party licences and usage fees are extra.. Try it live, no installation needed. ## Next-generation FCRSOFT AI — 200 modules, 5 systems, 7 platforms - [AI Hub](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/?hl=en): 200 paid AI modules for aquaculture, feed, processing, cold chain, warehousing, foreign trade and maritime: Copilot, camera-based image analysis, forecasting, risk, optimisation and agents that get work done. Live demos in 15 languages. - [FCRSOFT AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_ai?hl=en): Ask, analyse and report across all ERP data. - [FCRSOFT Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_vision?hl=en): Camera → detection → recognition → measurement → prediction → ERP record. - [FCRSOFT IoT](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_iot?hl=en): Sensors, machines, energy, cold chain: predict, prevent, optimise. - [FCRSOFT Predict](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_predict?hl=en): What will happen next week? Biomass, demand, cost, failure and ETA prediction. - [FCRSOFT Agents](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_agents?hl=en): ERP agents that do work, not just answer questions: they prepare drafts, you approve. - [FCRSOFT Maritime](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_maritime?hl=en): Order → cargo → container → freight → vessel → port → documents → customs → delivery. - [FCRSOFT Digital Twin](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_platform_twin?hl=en): A live digital twin of farms, cages, machines, warehouses, vehicles, ships and cold rooms. - [FCRSOFT AI Copilot System](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_system_copilot?hl=en): AI search, reports, dashboards, analysis, forecasting, recommendations and document intelligence run on top of the whole ERP. - [FCRSOFT Vision AI System](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_system_vision?hl=en): A camera is never just a camera: every image becomes an event, a measurement and a recommendation in the ERP. - [FCRSOFT Industrial AI System](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_system_industrial?hl=en): Predict, prevent and optimise across the feed mill, warehouse, cold chain, production and maintenance. - [FCRSOFT Trade & Maritime AI System](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_system_maritime?hl=en): AI optimises the whole chain end to end: voyages, routes, ETA, bunkers, freight, containers, laytime and documents. - [FCRSOFT Autonomous ERP System](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_system_autonomous?hl=en): Agents that draft tasks, work orders, purchases and corrective actions; the final approval stays with the user. - [FCRSOFT AI Copilot / ERP AI — 20 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_copilot?hl=en): Natural-language questions over all ERP data, plus report, dashboard, summary, task and approval assistants. - [FCRSOFT Computer Vision / Camera — 30 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_vision?hl=en): Counting, length and weight estimation, behaviour, quality, label, barcode and workplace safety analysis from camera images. - [FCRSOFT Aquaculture AI — 25 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_aquaculture?hl=en): Biomass, growth, FCR, feeding, mortality, disease and water quality prediction; cage and site comparison. - [FCRSOFT Hatchery AI — 15 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_hatchery_ai?hl=en): Egg, larvae and fry counting, hatching and survival rate prediction, broodstock performance and tank risks. - [FCRSOFT Feed Mill / Raw Material AI — 20 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_feed_ai?hl=en): Formula and raw material optimisation, price and demand forecasting, supplier scoring, batch quality and production yield. - [FCRSOFT WMS + Computer Vision — 20 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_wms_vision?hl=en): Pallets, boxes and shelf occupancy, slotting, pick paths, wrong product/location and loading verification in the warehouse. - [FCRSOFT Cold Chain AI — 15 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_cold_ai?hl=en): Temperature excursion and shelf-life prediction, cold room and energy optimisation, shipment risk and automatic reports. - [FCRSOFT Production / Processing AI — 15 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_processing_ai?hl=en): Production planning and scheduling, line balancing, yield and loss prediction, OEE, bottlenecks, quality and energy. - [FCRSOFT Maintenance + Industrial AI — 15 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_industrial_ai?hl=en): Pump, motor, bearing, compressor and generator failure prediction, vibration/acoustic/thermal analysis, spare parts and work orders. - [FCRSOFT Maritime / Logistics AI — 25 modules](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_cat_maritime_ai?hl=en): Voyage and route planning, ETA, port congestion, bunkers, TCE, freight, containers, demurrage/laytime risk and document verification. - [FCRSOFT AI Pick-10](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_custom_10?hl=en): AI modules chosen by the customer in one package; can be changed as needed. - [FCRSOFT AI Pick-20](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_custom_20?hl=en): AI modules chosen by the customer in one package; can be changed as needed. ### 200 AI modules — each can be added on its own - [FCRSOFT AI Copilot](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_001?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI ERP Search](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_002?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Report Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_003?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Dashboard Builder](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_004?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI KPI Explainer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_005?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Anomaly Detector](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_006?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Root Cause Analysis](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_007?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Action Recommendation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_008?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Daily Briefing](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_009?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Weekly Executive Summary](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_010?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Site Comparison](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_011?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Employee Assistant](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_012?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI SOP Assistant](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_013?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Knowledge Base](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_014?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Meeting Assistant](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_015?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Task Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_016?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Approval Assistant](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_017?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Notification Engine](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_018?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Natural Language Reporting](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_019?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [AI Multi-Language Assistant](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_020?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Fish stock, Feeding, Mortality records, Water quality. - [Fish Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_021?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [Fish Size Estimation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_022?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Fish Weight Estimation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_023?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Biomass Vision AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_024?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Fish Behavior AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_025?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [Feeding Behavior AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_026?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [Overfeeding Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_027?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [Underfeeding Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_028?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [Fish School Density AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_029?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [Surface Activity Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_030?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [Fish Mortality Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_031?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Mortality records, Fish stock, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [Fish Stress Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_032?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [Fish Abnormality Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_033?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [Species Recognition](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_034?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [Fish Grade Classification](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_035?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Harvest Readiness AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_036?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Harvest Count AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_037?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales, Camera image analyses. - [Processing Yield Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_038?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Camera image analyses. - [Fillet Quality Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_039?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Camera image analyses. - [Skin Defect Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_040?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Camera image analyses. - [Product Damage Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_041?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [Packaging Inspection AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_042?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Label OCR + Validation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_043?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Lot & batch tracking, Processing outputs, Export & logistics, Camera image analyses. - [Barcode Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_044?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera image analyses, Camera events, Fish stock. - [QR Traceability Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_045?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Lot & batch tracking, Processing outputs, Export & logistics, Camera image analyses. - [Pallet Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_046?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Box Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_047?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [PPE Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_048?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera events, Camera image analyses. - [Restricted Zone Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_049?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera events, Camera image analyses. - [Safety Incident Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_050?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera events, Camera image analyses. - [AI Biomass Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_051?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI Growth Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_052?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI FCR Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_053?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: FCR, Feeding, Biometrics, Fish stock. - [AI Feed Recommendation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_054?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [AI Feeding Time Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_055?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [AI Feed Quantity Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_056?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [AI Mortality Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_057?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Mortality records, Fish stock, Water quality. - [AI Disease Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_058?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [AI Water Quality Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_059?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Water quality, Mortality records, Fish stock, Biometrics. - [AI Oxygen Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_060?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Water quality, Fish stock, Biometrics, Feeding. - [AI Ammonia Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_061?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Water quality, Mortality records, Fish stock, Biometrics. - [AI Nitrite Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_062?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Water quality, Mortality records, Fish stock, Biometrics. - [AI Stocking Density Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_063?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI Cage Transfer Recommendation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_064?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI Harvest Date Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_065?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI Harvest Weight Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_066?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Biometrics, Fish stock, Harvest and sales. - [AI Production Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_067?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Fish stock. - [AI Revenue Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_068?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Harvest and sales, Orders, Cost, Invoices. - [AI Feed Cost Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_069?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed stock, Formula ingredients, Purchasing, Fish stock. - [AI Farm Profit Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_070?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Harvest and sales, Orders, Cost, Invoices. - [AI Cage Ranking](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_071?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Mortality records, Feeding, Water quality, FCR. - [AI Site Ranking](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_072?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Mortality records, Feeding, Water quality, FCR. - [AI Farm Benchmark](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_073?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Mortality records, Feeding, Water quality, FCR. - [AI Biological Anomaly Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_074?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Mortality records, Health & treatment, Water quality, Camera image analyses. - [AI Production Simulator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_075?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Fish stock. - [Egg Quality Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_076?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Hatchery, Broodstock, Hatchery stage logs, Camera image analyses. - [Egg Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_077?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Hatchery, Broodstock, Hatchery stage logs, Camera image analyses. - [Hatching Rate Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_078?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery, Broodstock, Hatchery stage logs. - [Larvae Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_079?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery, Camera image analyses. - [Fry Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_080?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery, Camera image analyses. - [Fry Size Estimation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_081?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery, Biometrics, Fish stock. - [Fry Survival Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_082?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery. - [Larvae Development Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_083?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery. - [Broodstock Performance AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_084?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Hatchery, Broodstock, Hatchery stage logs. - [Spawning Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_085?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery, Broodstock, Hatchery stage logs. - [Hatchery Mortality Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_086?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Hatchery. - [Tank Anomaly Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_087?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Hatchery stage logs, Water quality, Hatchery. - [Hatchery Feeding Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_088?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feeding, FCR, Feed stock, Camera image analyses. - [Hatchery Production Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_089?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Hatchery. - [Hatchery Batch Risk Score](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_090?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Hatchery, Hatchery stage logs, Broodstock, Water quality. - [AI Feed Formulation Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_091?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Raw Material Selection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_092?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feed stock, Stock items, Purchasing, Suppliers. - [AI Raw Material Price Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_093?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed stock, Formula ingredients, Purchasing, Formulation. - [AI Formula Cost Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_094?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Protein Cost Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_095?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Energy Cost Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_096?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Production Cost Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_097?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cost, Purchasing, Maintenance work orders, Formulation. - [AI Feed Demand Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_098?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feeding, Feed stock, Feed production, Formulation. - [AI Raw Material Demand Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_099?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed stock, Stock items, Purchasing, Suppliers. - [AI Procurement Recommendation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_100?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Feed stock, Stock items, Purchasing, Suppliers. - [AI Supplier Scoring](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_101?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Suppliers, Purchasing, Formulation, Formula ingredients. - [AI Supplier Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_102?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Suppliers, Purchasing, Formulation, Formula ingredients. - [AI Raw Material Quality Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_103?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed stock, Stock items, Purchasing, Suppliers. - [AI Batch Quality Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_104?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed production, Formulation, Formula ingredients. - [AI Production Yield Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_105?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Feed production, Formulation, Processing, Processing outputs. - [AI Production Waste Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_106?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Feed production, Formulation, Processing, Processing outputs. - [AI Machine Parameter Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_107?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Feed production, Formulation, Maintenance work orders, Equipment. - [AI Feed Mill Anomaly Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_108?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Feed production, Formulation, Feeding, FCR. - [AI Formula Simulation](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_109?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Alternative Ingredient Finder](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_110?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Formula ingredients, Formulation, Feed production. - [AI Warehouse Camera](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_111?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Pallet Detection AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_112?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Pallet Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_113?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Box Counting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_114?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Shelf Occupancy AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_115?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Empty Space Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_116?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Warehouse Slotting AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_117?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Pick Path Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_118?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Picking Vision AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_119?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Putaway Vision AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_120?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Barcode OCR AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_121?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Camera events, Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses. - [Damaged Package Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_122?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Wrong Product Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_123?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Wrong Location Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_124?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Inventory Vision Count](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_125?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Cycle Count Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_126?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Loading Verification AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_127?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Export & logistics, Stock Movements, Camera events. - [Truck Loading Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_128?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Export & logistics, Stock Movements, Camera events. - [Pallet Label Verification](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_129?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Lot & batch tracking, Processing outputs, Export & logistics, Camera events. - [Warehouse Congestion AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_130?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Cold Chain AI Monitor](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_131?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Temperature Anomaly Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_132?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Temperature Excursion Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_133?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Shelf Life Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_134?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Remaining Shelf Life AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_135?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Stock Movements, Stock items, Warehouses, Camera events. - [Cold Room Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_136?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Cooling Energy Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_137?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Cold chain, Maintenance work orders, Equipment. - [Compressor Failure Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_138?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Cold chain, Maintenance work orders, Equipment. - [Refrigeration Maintenance AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_139?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Cold chain, Maintenance work orders, Equipment. - [Route Temperature Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_140?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Shipment Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_141?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Product Spoilage Risk](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_142?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Cold Chain Risk Score](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_143?hl=en): Ranking and comparison — Ranks units such as cages, sites, suppliers, voyages or lines by performance and explains the differences. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [Automatic Excursion Report](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_144?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Cold chain, Lot & batch tracking, Export & logistics. - [AI Corrective Action Generator](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_145?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost, Cold chain. - [Production Planning AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_146?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Production Schedule Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_147?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Line Balancing AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_148?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Processing Yield Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_149?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Production Loss Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_150?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Machine Downtime Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_151?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost, Processing. - [Predictive Maintenance AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_152?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost, Processing. - [OEE AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_153?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Bottleneck Detection AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_154?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Camera image analyses. - [Quality Prediction AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_155?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Lot & batch tracking, Maintenance work orders. - [Defect Detection Vision](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_156?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders, Camera image analyses. - [Production Waste AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_157?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Maintenance work orders. - [Energy Consumption AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_158?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Processing, Processing outputs, Lot & batch tracking, Maintenance work orders. - [Production Cost Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_159?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cost, Purchasing, Maintenance work orders, Processing. - [AI Shift Optimization](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_160?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Processing, Maintenance work orders, Processing outputs. - [Predictive Maintenance](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_161?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Machine Failure Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_162?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Pump Failure Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_163?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Motor Failure Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_164?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Bearing Failure Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_165?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Vibration AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_166?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Acoustic Failure Detection](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_167?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost, Camera image analyses. - [Thermal Camera Maintenance](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_168?hl=en): Image analysis — Analyses camera images or uploaded photos and links counting, measurement and classification results to ERP records. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost, Camera image analyses. - [Electrical Anomaly AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_169?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Compressor Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_170?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cold chain, Maintenance work orders, Equipment. - [Generator Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_171?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Spare Parts Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_172?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Maintenance Cost Forecast](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_173?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cost, Purchasing, Maintenance work orders. - [Remaining Useful Life AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_174?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [Automatic Work Order AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_175?hl=en): Agent / automation — Turns problems into draft tasks, work orders, purchases or corrective actions; a record is only created after user approval. Data sources: Maintenance work orders, Equipment, Cost. - [AI Voyage Planner](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_176?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Voyages, Port Calls, Fuel (Bunkers). - [AI Route Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_177?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Voyages, Port Calls, Fuel (Bunkers). - [ETA Prediction AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_178?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Port Calls, Voyages, Vessels. - [Port Congestion Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_179?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Port Calls, Voyages, Vessels. - [Vessel Delay Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_180?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Port Calls, Voyages, Vessels. - [Bunker Optimization AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_181?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Fuel (Bunkers), Voyages, Vessels. - [Fuel Consumption Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_182?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Fuel (Bunkers), Voyages, Vessels. - [Voyage Cost Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_183?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cost, Purchasing, Maintenance work orders, Voyages. - [Voyage Profit Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_184?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Harvest and sales, Orders, Cost, Invoices. - [TCE Optimization AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_185?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Voyages, Port Calls, Fuel (Bunkers). - [Cargo Allocation AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_186?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Bookings, Containers, Import / Export, Voyages. - [Container Allocation AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_187?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Bookings, Containers, Import / Export, Voyages. - [LCL/FCL Recommendation AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_188?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Bookings, Containers, Import / Export, Voyages. - [Freight Rate Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_189?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Bookings, Containers, Import / Export, Voyages. - [Freight Quote AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_190?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Bookings, Containers, Import / Export, Voyages. - [Demurrage Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_191?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Containers, Bookings, Voyages, Vessels. - [Detention Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_192?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Containers, Bookings, Voyages, Vessels. - [Laytime Risk Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_193?hl=en): Risk and anomaly — Finds abnormal values and threshold breaches, calculates a risk score and links likely causes. Data sources: Laytime / Demurrage, Port Calls, Voyages, Vessels. - [Port Cost Prediction](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_194?hl=en): Estimate — Forecasts the coming period from the trend in past records and explains the confidence level and the factors driving the forecast. Data sources: Cost, Purchasing, Maintenance work orders, Voyages. - [Vessel Utilization Optimizer](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_195?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Vessels, Voyages. - [DWT Utilization AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_196?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Vessels, Voyages. - [Cargo Stowage AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_197?hl=en): Optimisation — Compares options, recommends the setting or plan with the best outcome and shows the expected gain. Data sources: Vessels, Voyages. - [B/L Document AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_198?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Documents, Import / Export, Customs, Voyages. - [Shipping Document Verification AI](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_199?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Documents, Import / Export, Customs, Voyages. - [Maritime AI Copilot](https://demo.fcrsoft.com/ai/ai_200?hl=en): Assistant — Answers natural-language questions with ERP data and produces summaries, reports and recommendations. Data sources: Voyages, Vessels, Fuel (Bunkers), Port Calls.