In-Gate Pass documents the vessel schedule state at the time of dispatch, so your team has a timestamped record of the window that was showing when the decision was made.
When a gate attempt fails, or a carrier claims the window was closed, the question is always the same: what was the schedule showing at the time the decision was made? Without a timestamped record, the answer depends on who has the better memory. In-Gate Pass closes that gap.
Three steps from dispatch to evidence.
At the time of dispatch, In-Gate Pass records the verified ERD, CY cutoff, and vessel schedule status. Timestamped. Source-attributed.
The pass is a verifiable document showing the window that was open when the gate attempt was authorized. It includes the source (terminal vs carrier) and the time of verification.
When a dispute arises, carrier, terminal, or exporter, the pass provides a clear record. Not a conversation about what someone remembers. A document.
A timestamped, source-attributed record of the window that was open when the decision was made.
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