Technical data sheets
Request TDS information so the latest product data, application guidance and specification context can be reviewed before order.
Quality and Documentation
Quality, traceability and documentation support for aerospace procurement.
ADG helps technical buyers request the right product documents, batch details, shelf-life checks, export notes and quotation requirements before supply decisions are made.
Buyer reassurance
Built for documentation-led RFQs.
Aerospace procurement often needs more than a product title and pack size. ADG captures the technical and quality context buyers need and sources through established supply channels, including recognised manufacturers, distributors, specialist suppliers and approved supply partners where applicable.
Safety data sheets
Request SDS information for handling, storage, transport and safety review across sealants, chemicals and consumables.
CoC and batch detail
Capture certificate, batch, lot and order-specific traceability requirements as part of the RFQ conversation.
Shelf-life checks
Flag shelf-life needs early for time-sensitive aerospace products such as sealants, adhesives and specialist chemicals.
How ADG handles quality requirements.
A simple process for turning technical requirements into a cleaner, more complete RFQ response.
Requirement captured
Part number, description, pack size, quantity, documentation, shelf-life, destination and timing are reviewed before quotation.
Documents identified
TDS, SDS, CoC, batch/lot, shelf-life and manufacturer documentation needs are flagged.
Supply route reviewed
Availability, lead time, approved sourcing route and export considerations are reviewed.
Quote response returned
ADG responds with availability, lead time, documentation notes and next actions.
Traceability and shelf life
Critical details are captured before the quote is finalised.
For aerospace sealants, consumables and specialist materials, buyers often need batch, lot, shelf-life and document requirements confirmed before they can proceed. ADG keeps those requirements attached to the RFQ so they are visible during quotation review.
Batch and lot requirementsCaptured as order-specific RFQ notes.
Shelf-life expectationsFlagged for products where usable life matters.
Pack and box requirementsMatched against buyer quantities and product variants.
Document requestsLinked to the product and RFQ line where possible.
Export and compliance support
Destination, dangerous goods and shipping context matter.
Some aerospace materials require additional review because of destination, transport class, dangerous goods handling, shelf life, storage or export controls. ADG captures these details early so buyers get a clearer quote response and fewer avoidable follow-ups.
Destination notes
Transport class
Export review
Delivery constraints