Industry challenges

Chemicals are data-dense:

A typical SDS has 16 sections and 15-30 pages. The same information has to be available in several languages. On top of that, chemical DPPs are updated frequently - every new REACH notification has to be incorporated within 6 months.

B2B focus:

Unlike consumer goods, chemicals are marketed primarily B2B. The DPP is aimed less at end consumers than at buyers, labs and authorities.

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What goes in the DPP for Chemicals?

The key data fields required by the relevant EU regulation.

Safety data sheet

SDS to REACH Annex II, current version, multilingual.

CLP classification

Hazard classes, H and P statements, pictograms.

Registration

REACH registration number, authorisation area, intended uses.

Disposal

Waste codes under the European Waste Catalogue, take-back programmes, storage and transport information.

Transpareo for Chemicals

Transpareo for the chemical sector:

  • SDS PDF attachment uploadable manually per language and version
  • CLP classification and H/P statements as structured data fields
  • REACH registration number and authorisation data storable as fields
  • Access-restricted data fields per plan or user group (customers, authorities); plus a REST API with partner keys
SDS
Versioning
CLP
Pictograms
ECHA
REACH lookup
B2B
Access levels

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