AI-Assisted Classification
Identify UN numbers, hazard classes, packing groups, and special provisions from product names, SDS, or photos. Variations are applied automatically per mode.
DGM One produces tamper-evident audit packages for every shipment — across IATA, IMDG, 49 CFR, and ADR. When an auditor calls, the evidence is one click away.
Average enterprise audit prep drops from 6 weeks to 90 minutes after cutover.
Built to enterprise expectations from day one
What's already shipping in the platform. The list your security, IT, and ops teams will check first.
Paper-based declarations, fragmented training, and outdated reference data make the entire DG workflow brittle. A single misclassified UN number or missing variation can stop a shipment at the airport, trigger penalties, or — worse — make it onto an aircraft. Most ops teams are still patching this together across emails, spreadsheets, and PDFs.
Follow shipment SH-29481 (UN 3480, London → JFK) the way an operator does. No re-keying between systems, no audit reconstruction weeks later.
UN 3480 · Class 9 · PG II · Section IA
Operator drops in product, photo, or SDS. AI returns UN number, class, packing group, and special provisions — with confidence and citations. Operator confirms.
Air DGD · IATA 67th + BR-02 variation · v3 signed
DGM One generates the IATA, IMDG, 49 CFR, and ADR documents from one record. Carrier variations applied. Labels, marks, and placards print to your existing stack.
Audit package · 12 events · SHA-256 chained
Every classification, variation, signature, and edit is captured in tamper-evident logs. The audit export is one click — by shipment, by branch, by period.
Each module solves a specific failure mode in the DG workflow. Adopt the ones you need; integrate with the systems you already run.
Identify UN numbers, hazard classes, packing groups, and special provisions from product names, SDS, or photos. Variations are applied automatically per mode.
Generate IATA, IMDG, ADR, and 49 CFR documents from a single shipment record. PDFs, labels, marks, placards — all version-controlled.
Track 49 CFR 172.704 and IATA 1.5 training across teams and roles. Recurrent training reminders, signed records, audit-ready certificates.
30% SoC validation, UN 38.3 documentation, Section II rules, packaging look-ups, and incident response cards — the most common point of failure.
Tamper-evident event logs, signed PDFs, and complete chain of custody. Export an audit package for any shipment in one click.
DGR, IMDG, ADR, and 49 CFR updates pushed automatically with effective dates, deltas, and variation tracking — no more out-of-date PDFs.
REST + webhooks. Pre-built connectors for CargoWise, SAP TM, Oracle OTM, and major TMS/WMS. SSO via SAML/OIDC; SCIM for provisioning.
Dashboards for ops managers: rejected-shipment recovery, training gaps, regulatory deltas, and SLAs at a glance.
Six concrete shifts pilot teams measure after cutting over from paper-and-PDF workflows.
Reference numbers from pilot programs; we'll measure your before/after on your data during a paid pilot.
DGM One adapts to your role in the chain — whether you're filing on behalf of a shipper, handling at the airport, or moving across multiple borders.
Generate IATA, IMDG, ADR, and 49 CFR documents from a single shipment, route variations automatically, and keep audit trails ready for the next QA visit. Designed for ops teams that file on behalf of thousands of shippers.
Read industry briefOperators flag DG items at receiving, packaging is validated against UN specs, and segregation is enforced before pallets move. DGM One sits next to your WMS — not on top of it.
Read industry briefPull hazard data directly from your SDS library, classify under 49 CFR / IATA / IMDG, and generate compliant documents per destination. Built for chemical operations that ship multi-modal and multi-country every day.
Read industry briefSection IA/IB/II classification, 30% SoC validation, UN 38.3 records, and packaging look-ups in one place. Handle e-bikes, EV batteries, and cells with confidence — and produce the evidence regulators will ask for.
Read industry briefClass 6.2 infectious substances, Class 9 dry ice, lithium-powered IoT loggers — DGM One captures the chain of custody auditors expect, integrated with your QA and TMS systems.
Read industry briefValidate every shipper's declaration against the latest IATA DGR (with airline variations applied). Identify exactly where a shipment fails, communicate the fix back to the shipper, and accept faster.
Read industry briefPresent-state controls, deployment options, and audit evidence — not roadmap promises. Subprocessors, residency, and the documents your vendor risk team will ask for, all in the Trust Center.
SOC 2 Type II audit in progress (report expected Q4 2026) · ISO/IEC 27001:2022 on the FY26 roadmap. Current status, evidence, and subprocessor list live at status.dgmone.com.
See subprocessors, controls, and documentsBring a real shipper's declaration. We'll show you classification, document generation, and audit export live — in under 30 minutes.