Definition
A vessel rollover happens when booked cargo is not loaded onto its scheduled vessel and is moved to a later sailing, usually due to overbooking, capacity, or port delays. The ETD and ETA change as a result.
Why it matters
A rollover changes every deadline tied to the original sailing, including the ISF timing assumptions and the arrival plan. If the team does not catch the carrier's update, the job runs on stale dates.
How TIO handles it
TIO detects a vessel or ETD change from carrier emails and flags the affected job so the plan is corrected.
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