Hazmat Reporter. Isolated by design.
Hazmat classification, submission, and rejection logic runs inside its own regulatory domain. Fuel and tax rule engines have no access to this tenant's decision surface.
A dedicated rule engine, nothing shared
Hazmat Reporter operates as a fully segregated tenant. Its rule engine, RBAC matrix, and reporting surface are provisioned independently—no configuration bleeds from adjacent fuel or tax modules.
EPA and DOT classification logic is encoded at the module level. Regulatory updates apply to this domain only—other tenants are unaffected and unaware.
Every decision is traceable and access-controlled
Module-specific RBAC restricts hazmat incident data to authorized roles only. Permissions are scoped to this tenant—no shared credential surfaces with fuel or tax domains.
Each classification event, submission, and rejection is written to an immutable audit log: tenant ID, module, service, timestamp, and outcome. Export-ready for regulatory review.
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