// IMMO.QUICK · GATEINTRALOGISTICS · MACHINERY REGULATION · DGUV · IEC 62443

A warehouse isn't safe until every machine is checked.

gateIntralogistics forensically seals that warehouse technology and automated guided vehicles meet four checkpoints, machine safety, occupational protection, hazardous substance handling, and OT cybersecurity. Support for warehouse and logistics operators, never a replacement for them.

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In one sentence: gateIntralogistics checks a warehouse or AGV fleet deterministically against four gates, Machinery Regulation, DGUV occupational safety, hazardous substance handling, IEC 62443 OT security, and seals the result with a cryptographic signature.

✓ RELEVANT IF...

You operate a warehouse or distribution centre with AGVs or automated conveyor technology
You handle hazardous substances in the warehouse and need to demonstrate REACH/TRGS conformity

✕ NOT RELEVANT IF...

You expect a system to shut down machines or perform maintenance itself
No warehouse operation or automated conveyor technology is involved

// The problem

Four rulebooks, one hall.

Machine safety, occupational protection, hazardous substance handling, and OT cybersecurity are today usually documented separately. gateIntralogistics brings all four together in a sealed run.

// Architecture

Four gates, sequential.

GATE 1

Machinery Regulation

Checks CE conformity and risk assessment of AGVs and conveyor technology under Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.

GATE 2

DGUV Occupational Safety

Checks inspection intervals and training records under DGUV Regulation 68 for industrial trucks.

GATE 3

REACH / TRGS

Checks hazardous substance storage under REACH Art. 31 (safety data sheets) and TRGS 510.

GATE 4

IEC 62443 OT Security

Checks the achieved security level of warehouse control systems against IEC 62443-3-3.

// Examples

Two fully fictional example decisions.

All operators, facilities, and values on this page are invented and serve only to illustrate the gate logic.

Fully checked distribution centre

gateIntralogistics · Gate 1–4

A fictional operator demonstrates CE conformity of the AGV fleet, valid DGUV inspection intervals, complete safety data sheets, and Security Level 2 under IEC 62443.

ce_conformitytrue

iec62443_security_levelSL2

INTRALOGISTICS_SEALED

Four rulebooks, one receipt. All four gates passed, receipt sealed.

Expired DGUV inspection interval

gateIntralogistics · Gate 2

A fictional industrial truck has exceeded its annual DGUV inspection interval.

dguv_inspection_currentfalse

BLOCK_DGUV_INSPECTION_OVERDUE

Fail-closed. An overdue inspection blocks regardless of the other three gates.

Multiple deviations, documented rather than blocked

gateIntralogistics · Gate 1–4

A fictional operator shows six aggregated deviations across all four gates, none individually dispositive.

aggregated_violations6

INTRALOGISTICS_DELTA_FLAGGED

Documented, not blocked. Aggregated, non-dispositive deviations are forensically sealed and made visible, rather than stopping operations.

// Clarification

What gateIntralogistics is not.

Not control of real machines. The gate documents inspection and certification status, it does not shut down equipment or control AGV movement.
Not a replacement for the trade association or a notified inspection body.

A warehouse isn't safe until every machine is checked.

Four rulebooks, one hall.

Four gates, sequential.

Two fully fictional example decisions.

What gateIntralogistics is not.

For warehouse and logistics operators that want to make their compliance provable.