Demerge Statement Explained 📚

In this video I will go over downloading the demerge statement here.

I have a claim that is done and I'm ready to download the statement.

You can click the download statement here to bring up a menu of options.

We'll go through the format and some of the additional options in this video.

The first thing I want to talk about is this don't ask again button.

This essentially allows you to set your favorite configuration and save a click every time you want to download.

So let's say I always like to use the timeline format and I like to include my claim name in clauses but not my notes and tags.

I can click this don't ask again and download.

This will cause the demerge statement to pop up in a new tab and my settings have been applied.

I have my claim name here and I have my clauses in this column and I have my timeline statement.

I'll go into that, in a second.

If Now if you click the download statement, you'll see the menu doesn't pop up again.

It just picked your favorites.

But if instead you click on this open statement settings gear icon, it will reappear.

And if you want the menu to always appear again, you can simply click the don't ask again button to toggle it off.

Let's say in this case I now want to see the event based format when I download see a new statement pop up at the top.

If I go back into my claim and I click my demerge statement again, my menu now appears because I untoggled the don't ask again.

Let's talk about the statement formats.

the one I just downloaded is the event based format.

Here I see the details and the demerge calculation at the top.

But then for each port I see only the additions and the deductions For my claim.

Here we can see the late time, commence and end and I can see the operation added.

I only have one addition.

Here you would also see deductions if there were any applicable.

For each event range you will see the start, the end and the factor applied to give you a total elapsed time.

In the timeline statement you'll see the same details and emerge calculation at the top.

Then on the port call you'll actually see every event you unhid from the parser included in the statement.

if port call events will would happen during a page break, it is pushed down to the next page for better clarity.

Here I still see the same lay time, commence and end, but I see every event with a date timestamp My lay time addition is denoted by this start and end in the start end column.

I'll still see the same elapsed time here and I'll see the same factor in this pro rata column.

Lastly, I now see a time counting column which will add all of my additions and deductions together for a running total.

the last things I want to mention are the clause and the claim name options.

I chose to include my clauses because of this.

I see this column a appear in the table where it shows the commentary for the clause that resulted in this addition.

I also see clause details here at the bottom of the port call.

I also included the claim name here.

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