Trade compliance data is sensitive. Product formulations, supplier names, pricing, and routing decisions don't belong on someone else's server by default. Yet most AI classification tools send every product description to a cloud API.
We built Nexim differently.
Local data, local models
Nexim stores shipment and classification data in an encrypted local database on your machine. AI models can run entirely on-device — no outbound calls required for inference.
This isn't a degraded offline mode. It's the primary architecture. Cloud sync is optional infrastructure for teams that want it, not a requirement for core functionality.
When sync makes sense
Distributed compliance teams need shared records. Nexim's cloud sync is authenticated, encrypted, and conflict-aware. Your local database remains the source of truth; sync propagates changes when connectivity allows.
Air-gapped sites stay air-gapped. HQ gets visibility when you choose to sync.
Security by design
- Product descriptions processed locally for on-device AI
- No training on customer data
- Role-based access and approval workflows for enterprise governance
- Immutable audit logs for every classification decision
Who this is for
Manufacturers in regulated industries, importers with strict data residency requirements, and teams in regions with unreliable connectivity all benefit from local-first design.
Compliance tooling should work wherever your goods move — not only where the Wi-Fi is stable.