Regulatory watch across your whole library

Regulated lists change on their own schedule, not yours. The compliance dashboard checks every ingredient in your library against them — California Prop 65, EU SVHC, TSCA §6, and state right-to-know lists — and flags the sheets affected when something lands.

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What the dashboard watches

List	What a flag means
California Prop 65	An ingredient carries a cancer or reproductive-harm listing, with its listing date.
EU SVHC (ECHA)	An ingredient is on the Candidate List of substances of very high concern.
TSCA §6	An ingredient is subject to an EPA risk-management rule.
State right-to-know	An ingredient appears on the NJ, PA, MA, RI, or MN lists — 3,295 substances transcribed from each state's source of record.

Flags surface on the dashboard and on each affected sheet — you see which listing, which ingredient, and how many sheets are touched.

How SDS HQ does it

Whole-library coverage — every ingredient of every sheet is on watch, uploads and authored sheets alike.

Flag, don't bury — a listing change shows as a flag on the dashboard with the affected sheets counted and linked.

Monthly regulatory cycle — list editions are absorbed on the same monthly cadence as the classification engine.

Multi-site view — on multi-site plans, each location sees the flags for its own scoped library.

WARNINGList editions are dated, and the Minnesota and Rhode Island lists are non-exclusive — a missing flag is not proof a substance is unlisted. Verify against the live list for compliance-critical decisions. See the methodology for stated limits.

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