1. Getting Beyond Paper-Based Pitfalls

Many air cargo professionals still rely on paper checklists to process and document DG acceptance. While this may feel familiar, it’s also one of the biggest risks to both safety and efficiency. Paper-based processes are prone to human error, incomplete data capture, and slow communication. In time-critical environments, even small mistakes—missed signatures, unreadable handwriting, or misplaced documents—can cause delays, non-compliance, or worse.

A modern DG process must eliminate these gaps. Going digital not only minimizes risk, but it also creates a traceable, verifiable record of compliance—one that can be easily accessed, reviewed, and shared.

2. Quality Insurance with Guided, Role-Based Execution

In a compliant workflow, DG checks aren’t left to chance or interpretation. Digital solutions like Nallian’s Check-it app guide warehouse staff step-by-step through a customized checklist that’s tied to each shipment’s specifics. The system ensures they follow a structured, validated process—every time.
What’s more, access is tailored. Only DG-certified personnel can see and execute Dangerous Goods checklists, ensuring the right eyes are on the right tasks.

3. Real-Time Visibility and Instant Communication

Whether it’s a supervisor monitoring multiple inspections or an airline wanting status updates, everyone wants visibility as early as possible in the process. With a digital app like Check-it, you configure who receives which information and when. No more waiting for paper reports to be scanned and emailed at the end of the shift, but automatic notifications and alerts. This transparency reduces delays, enables faster detection and resolution of issues  (such as damage, non-conformity, and missing documentation)—, and keeps everyone aligned.

4. Reporting and Proof of Execution with Integrated Photo Evidence and Logs

Need to prove a check was performed? Want to resolve a customer claim? Want to benchmark performance in your organization? Digital DG tools make it simple. With Check-it, all actions are logged and users can attach time-stamped photos directly to the checklist in real-time. These records are securely stored and matched to the shipment ID, creating a reliable audit trail.

This isn’t just useful for compliance. It also helps reduce disputes, facilitate and standardize reporting across your organization, and demonstrate performance to (potential) customers.

5. Built for Flexibility, Scaled for Growth

One of the biggest strengths of modern Dangerous Goods acceptance tools is that they aren’t one-size-fits-all. They’re configurable. Need to split a checklist between warehouse and office tasks? Want different versions for different customers? You can build it your way, without coding or complexity.

This adaptability means you can evolve your process as your business grows—whether you’re onboarding new staff, managing a larger customer base, or introducing new checklists.

Real-World Results: Hazgo and Swissport

Companies like Hazgo and ground handling agent Swissport are already seeing the benefits. Hazgo highlights the real-time sharing of DG data with their customers as a major improvement in service quality and internal visibility. For Swissport, Check-it supports a wide range of cargo and ramp checks—facilitating customer communication and saving time on reporting.

In both cases, digitization didn’t just make compliance easier—it also made their service more valuable to their partners.