INSUS compares your formulation data against the current REACH SVHC Candidate List, flags the threshold crossings that matter and maps each finding to the obligation it triggers. Compliance teams keep every determination and communication.
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Screening runs against the current list, not last review's copy.
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It screens composition data. It performs no chemical analysis.
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Compliance owns every determination and every communication.
The problem
SVHC compliance is not a one-time screen. The Candidate List is updated periodically, and each addition can require reassessment of formulations and articles that already passed review against the 0.1% w/w threshold that governs Article 33 communication, and against Article 7(2) and SCIP obligations that can follow. Across a large portfolio, that work is often manual and delayed until the next compliance review, while a customer inquiry can still trigger urgent data gathering.
The shift
Regulatory and compliance teams stay responsible for every determination and communication. What changes is whether a Candidate List update that touches a product is visible when the list changes, not only at the next review.
Today
With INSUS
How it works
Delivered through ExpertFlow AI as document and formulation intelligence over composition and regulatory records. It screens composition information. It performs no chemical analysis and makes no binding legal determination.
Connect
Connect formulation and recipe composition data, product and article bill-of-materials information, existing quality and compliance records, and the current REACH SVHC Candidate List with relevant regulatory text.
Understand
Compare formulation and article composition against the Candidate List, checking whether relevant substances meet the applicable 0.1% w/w threshold for the product and article in question.
Identify
When the Candidate List changes, surface affected formulations and articles for review. Keep near-threshold formulations on a watch list so a small recipe change does not quietly cross the limit.
Advise
Map flagged formulations to applicable Article 33 communication, Article 7(2) notification or SCIP requirements, with the conditions and deadlines that apply, for compliance-team review.
Verify
Compliance professionals review and confirm every flagged formulation and mapped obligation before any communication or notification is made. Screening is refreshed as new list entries are published.
Getting started
For specialty-chemical manufacturers managing large formulation and article portfolios. Delivered through ExpertFlow AI as document and formulation intelligence. Expert Services can help with discovery and validation. Advisory only. No new sensors or laboratory equipment.
Related for specialty chemicals
SVHC and Article 33 tracking sits beside thermal runaway risk prediction and polymerization target-property optimization on the same specialty chemicals operation.
The REACH SVHC Candidate List changes over time. This use case screens formulations against the current list, flags threshold crossings and maps related obligations for compliance-team review.
Article 33 uses a 0.1% weight-by-weight threshold for communication obligations concerning SVHCs in articles. How it applies is a legal assessment your team makes, not one the system makes for you.
Formulation or recipe composition data, article and product bill-of-materials information, and the applicable Candidate List and regulatory requirements. No new sensors or laboratory equipment.
No. It screens composition data you already maintain. Compliance teams remain responsible for determinations, communications and notifications.
No. It can assemble current screening information to support a response. The compliance team reviews and approves whatever is sent.
Through ExpertFlow AI as document and formulation intelligence. Expert Services can support discovery, integration and validation with your compliance team.
Usefulness depends on complete formulation records. The system does not replace laboratory testing or legal advice, and it does not submit notifications on its own.
Specialty chemicals · REACH and SVHC compliance
Start with one product range and the composition data behind it. The useful first answer is which formulations sit close to a threshold that nobody has looked at since the last review.
