REACH & CLP software with live SVHC screening and 24-language SDS as one dossier.
EU 1907/2006 (REACH) and 1272/2008 (CLP) put the burden on manufacturers, importers and downstream users to know every substance, screen against the SVHC candidate list, classify and label per GHS/CLP, publish an SDS in every EU language a customer requests, notify poison centres with a UFI (Annex VIII) and file SCIP for articles containing SVHC >0.1% w/w. V5 replaces the substance spreadsheet plus the SDS authoring tool with one dossier that regenerates every downstream artefact when a raw material changes.
You're shopping because ECHA updated the SVHC candidate list and you spent a week finding which finished goods it touched.
Substance inventory is an Excel with CAS numbers and no version history
SVHC candidate list updates trigger a manual sweep across dozens of formulas
SDS files are Word docs — one per language — that drift out of sync
Poison centre notifications (PCN) with UFI are done ad-hoc per member state
SCIP submissions for articles are missed because nobody links substance to article BOM
Downstream user requests for SVHC info have no SLA and get lost in email
REACH / CLP, run as one substance-to-article dossier.
Substance & mixture inventory
Every substance (CAS, EC, IUPAC, REACH registration number, tonnage band) and mixture (composition with confidential ranges) is a versioned object. Raw material change flows to every dependent formula, article and SDS.
Live SVHC & Annex XIV/XVII screening
Composition auto-screens against SVHC candidate list, Annex XIV authorisation list, Annex XVII restrictions and REACH-restricted substances lists — with alerts the day ECHA publishes an update. Impacted articles and customers surface immediately.
SDS authoring in 24 EU languages
16-section SDS per Annex II of REACH (as amended by 2020/878) generated from the substance dossier — hazard statements, precautionary statements, exposure scenarios — in every EU official language plus Norwegian, Icelandic, Turkish. Republish when hazards change.
CLP classification + label
GHS/CLP classification per hazard class and category, label elements (pictograms, signal word, H/P statements), and packaging-size-aware label layout with CLP tactile warning and child-resistant fastener flags where applicable.
Poison Centre Notification + UFI
UFI generation from company VAT + formulation number, per-mixture PCN dossier in IUCLID format, submission to ECHA PCN portal for industrial/professional/consumer use, and per-member-state currency tracking.
SCIP database submissions
Articles containing >0.1% w/w SVHC generate SCIP dossiers automatically from BOM, submitted via IUCLID to the ECHA SCIP database, with reference number surfaced to the downstream customer via SDS Section 15.
What changes the day this goes live.
- SVHC list update → impacted articles report in minutes, not a week
- SDS in 24 languages regenerates from one source of truth
- PCN with UFI is filed once and refreshed on formulation change
- SCIP submissions stop being missed because they trigger from the BOM
- Downstream customer SVHC requests get an auto-generated compliant reply
The frameworks an EU chemicals compliance lead owns.
REACH — EC 1907/2006
Registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction — including SVHC candidate list, Annex XIV authorisation, Annex XVII restrictions, and Article 33 downstream duty to communicate.
CLP — EC 1272/2008
GHS-aligned classification, labelling and packaging including ATP updates; Annex VIII poison centre notification with UFI for hazardous mixtures placed on the market.
SCIP + WFD Article 9(1)(i)
SCIP database submission for articles containing SVHC >0.1% w/w on the EU market, per the Waste Framework Directive as amended by (EU) 2018/851.
REACH & CLP software, answered.
How fast does V5 react to a new SVHC candidate list?
ECHA typically updates the candidate list twice a year (June and January). V5 ingests the update the day it's published, re-screens every substance and mixture in the tenant, and flags impacted articles, formulas, SDS files and downstream customer communications — usually inside an hour of ECHA publication.
Which languages does the SDS engine support?
All 24 EU official languages plus Icelandic, Norwegian and Turkish for EEA/customs union coverage. Section text is generated from a phrase library aligned to Annex II of REACH (as amended by Commission Regulation (EU) 2020/878) so hazard and precautionary statements are consistent across languages.
How does V5 handle UFI generation?
The Unique Formula Identifier is generated per the ECHA UFI Generator specification — company VAT (or ECHA-assigned company key) plus formulation number, checksum-protected. When formulation composition changes beyond the tolerances in the PCN guidance, the UFI is regenerated and a resubmission is triggered.
Do we still need IUCLID?
V5 exports IUCLID-compliant dossiers for PCN and SCIP submission through the ECHA portals. For registration dossiers under REACH, IUCLID remains the ECHA-mandated tool — V5 exports the CSR-relevant substance data into IUCLID rather than replacing it.
Run REACH & CLP on one live substance dossier.
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