You may also purchase the data without the user interface of the Dangerous Goods Database. The dangerous goods data can then be compiled as desired.
The data can be integrated into company-owned software or into software products which can be merchandised.
The data are typically delivered as standard Excel or CSV files. If so desired, other data formats are available. You can assemble the data according to your requirements within our framework. Please see the "Available data" section for details on what data are available. If necessary, we will also put together a custom offer for your particular needs.
Fees plus 19 % value added tax.
Fees
Fee model for individual software (for internal use)
In the case of individual software we assume that an enterprise (freight forwarder, logistics firm, software developer) will use our data in the company-owned software or passes the data on to a subsidiary company or franchisee in the form of company-owned software.
The licence fees are calculated by the fee model of BAM. The amount of fees depend on the scale of data, the data system and the number of users. The purchase of a volume licence with unlimited users is also possible.
More details on the fee calculation are available in the following linked document:
Fee calculation (PDF-file, only in German)
Fee model for standard software (for commercial resale)
For standard software, we assume that a software company builds a product containing our data which will then be made available to more than one customer.
There are two different fee models for standard software:
Data Based Commission (DBC)
The software company gets a provision for the marketing of dangerous goods data of BAM. The fee for the data is defined by BAM based on the fees for individual software.
The software company concludes a contract for the use of the data with its customers before it delivers the software with dangerous goods data of BAM. It invoices the fees for the data and its provision together to its customers and pays the fees for the data to BAM.
Product Based Commision (PBC)
BAM will receive a percentage of the sales revenue from the producer of the standard software. The percentage of the share depends on the added value our data contributes to the software and will be jointly agreed with the licencee.
In both models DBC and PBC for the first four years of the contract, a minimum charge will be agreed which becomes due at the beginning of each calendar year. An account of the revenue achieved above and beyond is prepared at year end.
More details on the fee calculation are available in the following linked document:
Fee calculation (PDF-file, only in German)
Order information
Request/offer
If you are interested in this or any other of our products, please contact us via our request form, without any obligation to purchase.
Request form
We will contact you immediately upon receipt to discuss further details and submit you an offer.
Licence agreement
Upon ordering this product, we will send you a licence agreement. Executing this licence agreement is the basis for the use of the Dangerous Goods Dataservice. You will receive the licence agreement in duplicate. Both copies need to be returned to us with your signature. Subsequently, you will receive a signed copy from us, together with a CD ROM of the data you ordered in the requested format and relevant documentation.
The data on offer
Dangerous goods data are available in two different systems:
UN No. System: All UN No. related data of the dangerous goods list of the regulations are included in this system.
BAM No. System: This second system includes a more detailed data set. It is split to several topics and contains data for approx. 3,700 individual substances, which are subject to the regulations but are not especially named in the regulations. For the BAM No. System the following lists of topics are available.
List of topics in BAM No. System for non-radioactive materials (PDF-file, only in German)
List of topics in BAM No. System for radioactive materials (PDF-file, only in German)
Download of test data
Terms of use for data from BAM’s Dangerous Goods Database – referred to as the database in the following
The database obtained by downloading test data may only be used for testing and piloting the integration of the database into software for use in the business interests of the company which has downloaded these data. After completing the tests, or at the latest, three months after the data have been downloaded, all copies of the database must be deleted. Providing the database does not imply any right of use.The intellectual property embodied in the database must be handled confidentially. The user may also loan the database to third parties for testing within the above mentioned time period. Third parties must first be obligated by the user to observe these terms of use.
Number systems offered by BAM
In addition to the UN number system of the dangerous goods regulations, a more detailed BAM number system has been established in our database. This system contains further data on the transportation of dangerous goods, in addition to those in the dangerous goods lists. Many individual materials which are subject to the dangerous goods regulations but not mentioned specifically, are allocated to the respective generic categories (“not otherwise specified“ entries etc.). For these materials the respective CAS numbers are also usually available. These data sets are identified by the BAM number and the BAM name. The BAM number is an ordinal number, issued by BAM for various materials identities. The BAM name for the data set is of a descriptive nature and the term itself serves to emphasize the substantial differences between the two data sets.
| Download of test data to the regulations | ||||||
| BAM number system | ADR | RID | IMDG Code | ICAO TI | ADN | UN Recommendations |
| UN number system | ADR | RID | IMDG Code | ICAO TI | ADN | UN Recommendations |
Note: By downloading the test data you accept our terms of use (see the terms of use above).
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