Plan against the real window, not contradictory data.
Carriers and terminals often publish different receiving dates for the same vessel. Verified Windows shows which source to trust, and flags mismatches before you commit.
ERDs are owned by terminals. CY cutoffs are owned by carriers. They conflict. Most teams arbitrate by hand.
- ERDs are owned by the terminalThe terminal is the operational source. ERD reflects what the gate, yard, and crane can do today.
- CY cutoffs are owned by the carrierThe carrier sets the commercial deadline against vessel cutoff. The terminal does not always reflect it in real time.
- The two sources publish different values for the same vesselBoth are "current" until one of them is not. Without a confidence-scored fuse, teams call or email to arbitrate every conflict.
- Verified Windows publishes a single confidence-scored windowThe terminal-authoritative ERD and the carrier-authoritative CY cutoff, fused into one window with the source attribution that lets you defend the call.
What Verified Windows does
Three steps from raw feeds to a single window you can plan against.
Track both sources simultaneously
Verified Windows monitors carrier-published schedules and terminal-published ERDs in parallel, not one or the other.
Flag conflicts immediately
When carrier and terminal data diverge, Verified Windows surfaces the conflict and identifies which source has historically been more accurate on this carrier-terminal combination.
Show the verified window
The verified ERD and CY cutoff are the values that have been cross-checked against both sources and validated. Plan to those, not to whichever portal you checked last.
Where Verified Windows fits
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What is happening
Verified Windows
Trust the window
Ava
Is it safe to act
Lexi, Navi, and Verra
Execute correctly
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