• 12th september 2010, Dagang Net (then “EDIM”) was established as the private sector vehicle to promote United Nations-led initiatives to overcome word trade documentation-related issues.
• Signing of Concession Agreement with Government & National Chamber of Commerce and Industries Malaysia (NCCIM), and back-to-back Agreement between NCCIM & Dagang Net.

• Dagang Net introduces ‘Aligned Documentation System’ (ADS)-Plastic, a system based on plastic overlays that enables more efficient production and handling common trade documents.

• Dagang Net was granted exclusive electronic connection to Customs SMK to enable adoption of modern trade initiatives.
• Formation of Malaysia EDIFACT Committee.
• Formation of EDI Implementation Central Committee.

• Launch of Dagang Net, the EDI clearing centre.

• Malaysia's first e-business project of its kind, the Port Klang Community System (PKCS), begins pilot testing.
• PKCS goes 'live' and Port Klang takes the first step towards an efficient paperless environment.
• The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)-EDI system for textile import and export goes 'live'.
• The first Dagang Net’s one-stop service center, Kedai EDI was established in Port Klang.  
• The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS)-EDI system for import/export of livestock goes 'live'.

• Launch of SOCSO-EDI, part of Dagang Net’s Electronic Payroll system.
• Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Dagang Net and Royal Malaysian Customs on Sistem Maklumat Kastam (SMK) -Dagang Net Implementation.
• 100% electronic submission of K1s to SMK.
• The opening of 1st Kedai EDI in Port Klang.

• The Subang Airport Community System (SACS), the air cargo equivalent of PKCS, goes 'live'.
• The Jabatan Telekomunikasi Malaysia (JTM)-EDI system for telecommunications equipment license/permits (TAPIS) goes 'live':
• The Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB)-EDI system for timber export goes 'live'.
• Roll-out of various non-Trade services.

1. Ringgit*Net
2. Supply*Net
3. EDI Payroll

• Dagang Net launches its Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) service for payment of Customs duties, the first successful commercial implementation of an electronic payment system in Malaysia.
• Malaysia's first electronic retail community, the Jaya Jusco Electronic Retail Community, was launched.
• Dagang Net and Brunei’s Jasra Sdn Bhd formed a joint venture to establish the national electronic commerce for Brunei’s principal sea port.
• Dagang Net's Managed Network Services (MNS) establishes the X.25 Wide Area Network (WAN) in eight nodes nationwide.
• Dagang Net launches its corporate website, www.edim.com.my.

• The Port Klang Free Commercial Zone (FGZ)-EDI system goes 'live'.
• Dagang Net implements the Total Islamic Banking Solutions (TIBS), the first of its kind in the world, for Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad.
• Dagang Net launches Dagang Net Online service for PKCS users.
• Dagang Net introduces KLIA Community System for Free Commercial Zone at KLIA, Sepang.
• Dagang Net migrates the SACS to KLIA, the nation's newest and biggest international airport in Sepang thereby, equipping it with a world-class electronic trade documentation system.

• Implementation of SMK-Dagang*Net in East Coast.
• (Pahang & Terengganu).
• SMK-Dagang*Net implementation was further expanded to Causeway (Johor), Penang, Ipoh, Melaka and Negeri Sembilan.
• Launch of MyPorts' Information Services, a one-stop trade exchange Internet portal.
• Dagang Net launches Vessel Information System, a system to enable port users to request for shipping information from a port operator electronically.

• The entire range of MyPorts value-added services that complements its Sistem Maklumat Kastam-DagangNet (SMK-DagangNet), was unveiled.
• Dagang Net introduces Cross Border Extension (CBeX), the first web-indigenous application that allows seamless cross border trade facilitation information exchange between importers and exporters of different economies.
• MoA seals between Dagang Net and Korea’s KTNET to collaborate cross border electronic trade facilitation between Malaysia and South Korea.
• SMK-Dagang*Net expanded to East Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak).
• Dagang Net inks a regional alliance with PT EDI Indonesia to speed up trade facilitation between Malaysia and Indonesia.
• A collaboration between Dagang Net and Crimsonlogic Pte Ltd of Singapore to develop Cross-border Data Clearance between Malaysia and Singapore.
• Dagang Net unveils Order Fulfillment Services for RosettaNet Procurement Module, an online portal for Small Medium Industries (SMIs) to market their products and services to multinational corporations.
• Revitalization of ePermit, an online import / export permit applications to relevant Government Agencies.

• Dagang Net launches ePermit application system for the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry.
• Dagang Net in collaboration with CIMB Bank launched Malaysia’s first Internet-based Customs duty payment, DutyNet.
• e-Cargo Insurance Soft launch – a collaboration with Tahan Insurance Malaysia Berhad (Tahan). It is a web-based service that facilitates the purchase of marine cargo insurance.
• MoA signed with TS TransAsia Sdn Bhd, a member of Tuck Sun Logistics Group for them to provide vital information on rail and Landbridge schedules to be published in Dagang Net’s web-based portal called ‘MyPorts’.

• ePermit launches its full implementation of web-based permit application system for Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MAAOBI).
• Dagang Net launches the ePermit system with Malaysian Cocoa Board (MCB) in Tawau, Sabah.
• Pilot run of the eManifest system – the system allows users to submit CUSREP and CUSCAR to the respective Authorities utilizing the Internet as the primary data carrier source.

• Implementation of Paperless Permit and K1/K2 validation on permit with 11 Permit Issuing Agencies.
• Dagang Net signs the ePermit Agreement with Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC).
• Dagang Net becomes a Member of the National Single Window (NSW) Committee.  NSW is a national project initiated by the Malaysian Government, lead by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) to enable a secured and efficient electronic exchange of trade-related documents through a single point of entry.
• eManifest went LIVE in Port Klang in November 2008.

• eManifest went LIVE in Kuantan in February 2008.
• Dagang Net bagged Technology Business Review ASEAN Awards 2008 for Excellence in the ASEAN Information Technology Sector.

• ePCO  Pilot commence with MITI HQ.
• The first phase of ASEAN Single Window (ASW) Pilot Project between Malaysia and Indonesia commence on 1st  July 2009.
• Dagang Net 's electronic Preferential Certificate of Origin (ePCO)  won the prestigious  "2009 E-Asia Award" under Trade Facilitation category. 
• Malaysia MSC APICTA 2009 Awards -  'Best e-Government and Services' category.
• 2009 E-Asia Awards for Trade Facilitation.
• Dagang Net appointed by Malaysian Government to design, develop, operate and maintain the National Single Window (NSW).

• Dagang Net has made impressive and steady progress and has accomplished a list of activities with regards to the NSW project implementation such as the implementation of NSW Out-reached program road shows and Stakeholder Engagement Session with Ministry of Finance (MOF), Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI), Royal Malaysian Customs Department (RMCD), Ministry of Transport, all Permit Issuance Agencies, Port Operators, Terminal Ground Handlers, Telecommunication providers, Financial Institutions and Trade Association & Chambers.
• Dagang Net has successfully expanded our ePermit service to East Malaysia, Sarawak and our ePCO service to all MITI branches nationwide.

• Dagang Net continues to expand its business scope with the introduction of eSijil 3P System,  a web-based system for the application and approval from  Federal Agriculture Marketing Authority (FAMA) for  the grading, labeling and packaging of agriculture produce.
• SMK-Dagang Net for the electronic submission of Customs declarations was extended to smaller Customs stations in Sarawak to cover Tebedu, Kuching and Bintulu (Customs Stations Y29, Y43 and Y39).
• Expansion of ePermit for Department Of Veterinary Services (DVS) branches,   which includes Johor, Melaka, Perlis, Pahang, Terengganu, Kedah, Kelantan, Klang Valley and Labuan.
• Expansion of ePermit to Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, Energy Commission.
• Paperless implementation of Customs Declaration process for the import, export and transshipment section (K1, K2 and K9).  This paperless environment was successfully implemented for Royal Malaysian Customs Selangor’s B10 & B18 stations.
• Implementation of Paperless Permit for Certificate of Approval (COA) for Energy Commission, SIRIM and Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB).
• Relocation of Dagang Net's Kedai EDI Port Klang to Bandar Bukit Tinggi Klang, a new business and commercial hub for a more efficient service.
• Successful deployment of 4 new schemes for ePCO under Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)

ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) 
ASEAN-India  Free Trade  (AIFTA)
Malaysia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (MNZFTA)
ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership (AJCEP)