Terms of Service
Scope of the calculation workbench, user review and subscription features.
Last updated: 2026-11-12
Calculation scope
Laytime is a workbench for recording inputs and calculating laytime and demurrage from explicit rules. It does not interpret charterparty wording, decide disputed facts or establish an agreed settlement. Results depend on the times, offsets, parties, rates, exceptions and confirmations you provide. Review these inputs and the actual calculation segments before relying on a result.
Confirmation freezes the reviewed version for PDF and CSV export. It records your review, not agreement by a counterparty or a legal determination. Reports are not automatically sent to another party. Source references are entered by you; original documents are not uploaded or independently verified.
Accounts and use
Keep your credentials secure and use only data you are authorized to provide. Do not attempt to access another workspace, interfere with the service, upload harmful content or misuse support channels. Use the support ticket page for account and service questions while signed in. Self-service account closure is not implemented.
Subscription features
Free accounts can enter cases and calculate. Retained history and confirmed PDF/CSV exports require an eligible subscription. Prices, currency and billing interval are shown in the hosted Dodo checkout before purchase. Subscription access follows the provider-confirmed status and service period; returning from checkout alone does not confirm payment.
When available, the billing page opens Dodo's hosted portal for payment-method and subscription management. Review the provider's checkout and portal terms before making a purchase or cancellation. No automatic refund or refund period is promised by this application page. Payment questions can be raised through support with the relevant transaction reference; do not send card details.
Versions and availability
Editing a case creates a new working revision. Earlier retained versions and confirmed files remain tied to the inputs, language and engine version used to create them. They are not silently recalculated when later inputs change. Service availability and calculation outputs should be checked against your operational records; keep your own copies of required source documents and downloaded reports.