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Financial control for ocean D&D invoices.
One-liner (under 160 characters)
FreeTimeLedger checks ocean demurrage and detention invoices against your contract, shipment events, and FMC billing rules before you pay.
Short description (about 60 words)
FreeTimeLedger audits every ocean demurrage and detention (D&D) invoice before payment. It compares each charge with your contract terms, EDI 210/315 shipment milestones, and the FMC's 2024 Demurrage & Detention Billing Requirements (46 CFR Part 541). Deterministic rules flag discrepancies. Your team signs off before any dispute goes out, and recoveries are reconciled when they come back.
Long description (about 180 words)
Ocean carriers issue demurrage and detention invoices that are hard to check by hand. Finance and AP teams often pay them without matching each charge to the contract or to the container's actual timeline.
FreeTimeLedger fixes that. It brings carrier invoices, shipment milestones (EDI 210/315) and your contract terms into one reviewable record. Deterministic rules then test each charge against your free time, your negotiated rates, and the FMC's 2024 Demurrage & Detention Billing Requirements under 46 CFR Part 541, including the 30-day invoicing rule from OSRA 2022.
• Every charge audited, not sampled. The rules run on each line item.
• Tied to shipment milestones. Charges are checked against real container events.
• Nothing sent without sign-off. Your team approves each dispute packet before it goes out.
• Recoveries reconciled, not just filed. Refunds, credit memos and voided invoices are tracked to close.
Pricing starts with a free plan. The success fee is $0 if nothing is recovered.
FreeTimeLedger provides independent financial decision support. It is not legal advice.
Keywords / tags
demurrage, detention, D&D, freight audit, ocean freight, invoice audit, FMC compliance, 46 CFR 541, OSRA 2022, accounts payable, container logistics, dispute management, cost recovery