Outdated SDS Usage
A customer relies on an old SDS downloaded two years ago, unaware that the hazard classification recently changed.
Compliance
We build secure, searchable repositories for Safety Data Sheets (SDS), Certificates of Analysis (CoA), and technical bulletins, ensuring regulatory compliance and easy customer access.
The chemical industry runs on documentation. If a truck arrives at a customer site but the Safety Data Sheet is missing, the load gets rejected. If your customer service team is manually pulling CoAs from a shared drive and emailing them, you are wasting resources and risking compliance failures.
A customer relies on an old SDS downloaded two years ago, unaware that the hazard classification recently changed.
Customers cannot receive their shipments because the QA department is backlogged processing manual CoA requests.
A European buyer accidentally downloads a US-formatted SDS, leading to compliance issues at their facility.
The deliverables
We engineer systems that make critical safety and quality documents instantly accessible.
Searchable, version-controlled databases specifically built to handle thousands of technical PDFs.
Middleware that automatically pulls CoAs directly from the Lab Information Management System as soon as a batch is released.
Custom interfaces where customers can type in a batch number and retrieve the exact QA documentation for that specific run.
Systems that detect a user's location or account settings to automatically serve the correct jurisdictional document (e.g., GHS vs. CLP).
Featured Chemical Platform
See how we helped a global specialty chemicals manufacturer build a headless product platform that automatically matches specific polymer formulations to regional SDS compliance requirements.
Project Overview
We developed a custom B2B portal that allows distributors to order bulk IBCs, track hazardous freight via IoT integrations, and instantly download batch-specific Certificates of Analysis (CoA) without calling customer service.
Frequently Asked Questions
We build structured databases (often via headless CMS like Sanity) that link products to specific regional regulations (REACH, EPA). This ensures that a technical buyer in Europe automatically sees the correct SDS and compliance documents for their jurisdiction.
Yes. Chemical supply chains run on complex legacy ERPs. We build secure API middleware layers that sit between your modern distributor portal and your ERP, translating modern web requests into the specific formats your backend system requires for order entry and inventory.
We build custom logic engines into the checkout process. The platform automatically checks UN numbers, packing groups, and dangerous goods classes, calculating specific hazmat freight surcharges and preventing incompatible chemicals from being placed on the same pallet.
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From complex technical catalogues to B2B hazardous ordering portals, we build software that drives efficiency across the chemical supply chain.
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