Built for teams asking why parse this again?

Know which clients are exposed before they call you.

Build account scopes around client ports, regions, commodities, and policy terms. Dunvale surfaces exceptions first, then links each alert to source timestamps, related reports, and map context so your advisory work is grounded in evidence.

Route around scoped exceptions, not every possible signal.

Dispatch does not need another generic dashboard. It needs a short feed of scoped ports, road events, weather alerts, and wait-time changes that can affect today’s turns. Dunvale links each exception to the live map when a dispatcher needs geographic context.

Give each team its own account scope.

Commercial teams can maintain multiple scopes across regions and customers. Exceptions, private reports, webhook delivery, and structured exports let operations and customer success work from the same evidence-backed view.

Only get woken up for the lanes and products you care about.

Define your ports, corridors, commodities, and agencies. Dunvale watches source-fact-ready evidence plus caveated policy context, then separates routine noise from exceptions that could affect landed cost, delivery windows, or customer commitments.

Embed cross-border exceptions without building the ingestion stack.

Use authenticated REST, webhooks, feeds, and structured report data to add border logistics context to your product. Dunvale handles source collection, freshness, evidence shaping, and alert logic while your UI stays focused on your customer workflow.

Market context tied to operational exposure.

Use Dunvale reports for public briefings, policy search, macro context, source catalog pages, and structured report metadata. Commercial and Enterprise add exports and private retrieval for deeper analysis.

Operational evidence across the border you regulate.

Federal, state, and regional teams can use Enterprise scopes, custom corridors, source-fact retrieval, and evidence cards to understand how public data sources describe the system in practice.

Add structured freight context with provenance.

If you’re building around logistics, dispatch, or trade compliance, Dunvale provides manifests, OpenAPI, JSON-LD, feeds, and authenticated API surfaces so your product can use source-fact-ready evidence plus caveated raw context instead of maintaining page scrapers.