Control the hazardous substances present in your organization

WatchList Monitor uses the digitalized Chemical Inventory in SDS-FullService.

Data (substances, CAS numbers, CLP classifications, H and P statements, concentrations, etc.) are automatically extracted from Safety Data Sheets and organized into a single inventory.

ECHA, ZDHC MRSL, California Proposition 65 and any custom lists or customer specifications are then cross-referenced on this inventory.

Yes. WatchList Monitor automatically identifies substances present either as pure substances or as components of mixtures.

When you upload a new SDS or revision, the Chemical Inventory updates and the system immediately checks whether the substances contained appear in the integrated lists, alerting the designated managers to any critical issues.

In addition to the main public lists (such as ECHA, ZDHC MRSL or California Proposition 65 lists, etc.) that SDS-FullService integrates and updates automatically, WatchList Monitor can also consider proprietary lists defined by your company and customer-specific specifications.

This way you can quickly check whether the chemicals in use meet the internal requirements and demands of your supply chain.

Yes. The main public and industry-specific lists integrated into WatchList Monitor (such as ECHA, ZDHC MRSL, California Proposition 65, and other reference lists) can be accessed directly from SDS-FullService.

For each substance, you can see which lists it appears on, access detailed information sheets, and, when available, follow links to the original sources (information provided by ECHA and the organizations that manage the lists).

SDS-FullService keeps these lists constantly updated, so you can always work on information aligned to the latest versions without having to manage them manually.

Yes. SDS-FullService includes advanced functionality for monitoring CMR (carcinogenic, mutagenic, and reprotoxic) substances in SDSs.

SDS-FullService reports the presence of these substances in the Chemical Inventory and, in the event of regulatory updates or new SDS revisions, can support you with dedicated notifications and reports to help you maintain control over their use.

Yes. Filter the archive by the criterion that interests you—whether it’s inclusion on a list, a CLP classification, or an H statement that has changed—and send the revision request to the relevant suppliers, even in a single operation covering multiple SDSs.