Chemical and substance risk, simplified.
Turn fragmented supplier data into clear, defensible compliance decisions. Connect your products, suppliers, and evolving chemical requirements in one platform.
Connected solutions for complex chemical requirements.
See substance risk down to the part, with supplier evidence and next steps, across REACH, RoHS, TSCA, and more.
EU MDR
Support medical device compliance with tools for managing relevant EU regulatory requirements.
EU POPs
Address persistent organic pollutant restrictions and manage the information needed to support compliance.
Global PFAS
Identify PFAS-related compliance needs and prepare for changing requirements across global markets.
Global REACH
Manage REACH obligations across jurisdictions and keep product compliance information organized.
Prop 65
Manage information needed to address California’s chemical exposure warning requirements.
SCIP
Prepare substance information for SCIP submissions under the EU Waste Framework Directive.
TSCA
Support compliance workflows for chemical requirements under the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act.
Bring clarity to chemical risk.
Know what’s in your products.
Understand what needs attention.
Bring your data together
Organize supplier declarations and substance information in one place, giving your team a clearer foundation for compliance decisions.
See where risk lives
Use compliance dashboards to identify gaps and focus attention on the products, parts, and suppliers that need follow-up.
Reduce repetitive work
Streamline supplier outreach, data collection, and document generation so your team can spend more time resolving issues.
Respond with confidence
Support customer requests and regulatory reporting with organized compliance data, backed by software and expert support.
Make sense of chemical and substance risk
Explore how connected data, regulatory coverage, and flexible support can help you build a more effective compliance program.
How are global PFAS requirements changing?
PFAS compliance requires companies to identify regulated substances in products, gather defensible supplier evidence, and meet the reporting or restriction rules in every applicable market. The exact obligations vary by jurisdiction, product type, and effective date, so teams need a process that can adapt as requirements change.
How are global PFAS requirements changing?
PFAS compliance requires companies to identify regulated substances in products, gather defensible supplier evidence, and meet the reporting or restriction rules in every applicable market. The exact obligations vary by jurisdiction, product type, and effective date, so teams need a process that can adapt as requirements change.
How are global PFAS requirements changing?
PFAS compliance requires companies to identify regulated substances in products, gather defensible supplier evidence, and meet the reporting or restriction rules in every applicable market. The exact obligations vary by jurisdiction, product type, and effective date, so teams need a process that can adapt as requirements change.
How are global PFAS requirements changing?
PFAS compliance requires companies to identify regulated substances in products, gather defensible supplier evidence, and meet the reporting or restriction rules in every applicable market. The exact obligations vary by jurisdiction, product type, and effective date, so teams need a process that can adapt as requirements change.
A clearer view of chemical compliance
Explore expert perspectives, practical guides, and webinars on substance data, supplier engagement, and evolving compliance requirements.
Building Supplier and Data Readiness for Compliance Success
Whether you’re preparing for new product compliance mandates, expanding ESG reporting, or responding to growing customer requests, this session delivers practical guidance to improve both supplier readiness and internal data readiness.
Recorded Webinar: Navigating the PPWR
Bring clarity to chemical and substance risk. Connect supplier data, identify compliance gaps, and manage global requirements with Source Intelligence.
Arla Foods EPR Compliance Case Study
Download the case study to see how Arla Foods centralized EPR obligations across five markets and recovered a $1M+ credit from Sweden.
Find the right support for each requirement
Explore programs for EU MDR, EU POPs, Global PFAS, Global REACH, Global RoHS, Prop 65, SCIP, and TSCA.
Chemical and Substance Risk
Understand your responsibilities for packaging, batteries, and products after use. Bring together the data needed to support reporting, recovery, and end-of-life requirements.
Sourcing and Material Risk
See where component obsolescence and availability could disrupt production. Identify at-risk parts early so your team can assess alternatives and plan ahead.
Business Continuity Risk
See where component obsolescence and availability could disrupt production. Identify at-risk parts early so your team can assess alternatives and plan ahead.
Cicularity and End-of-Life Risk
Understand your responsibilities for packaging, batteries, and products after use. Bring together the data needed to support reporting, recovery, and end-of-life requirements.
Supplier Behavioral Risk
Understand whether supplier practices align with your standards for responsible business conduct. Connect assessments, supporting evidence, and follow-up actions to address gaps.
Turn chemical complexity into confident action.
See how Source Intelligence can help your team connect supplier data, prioritize compliance gaps, and simplify chemical and substance risk management.
