Costs as they land
Add the agent fee in week two and the duty in week seven. The running total is always right.
For importers bringing goods into Ghana
The costs of a single shipment arrive scattered over weeks — the factory in RMB, freight in dollars, duty in cedis. Bandari holds them together and tells you what the deal actually made.
No card. No account fees while you try it.
The problem
By the time the duty is paid you've long forgotten what the RMB cost you. Most people guess the profit — and the guess is usually kind.
Why the numbers stay true
Most trackers convert everything at today's rate, so last month's profit quietly changes every time the cedi moves. Bandari stores the rate you actually paid at, on each entry. Your margin from June still reads what it read in June.
The app
No dashboards you'll never open. Built to be used one-handed, on a phone, in a warehouse.
Open the demo and move around it yourself. Sample data, no account.
Try the demoAdd the agent fee in week two and the duty in week seven. The running total is always right.
Warehouse fee, demurrage, that thing the agent calls "handling" — name them yourself.
On-time rate and average delay per forwarder, with the shipment count beside every figure.
A notification a couple of days before a shipment is due, so nothing sits at the port.
Install it like an app. Enter a cost with no bars and it syncs itself when you get service.
Export every deal, cost and sale to a spreadsheet whenever you want. No hostage-taking.
Free while we're getting started, everything included. You'll hear about pricing long before anything changes.