SDS MANAGEMENT · FOR CHEMICAL WORKPLACES

Every SDS on site. One library, always current.

Upload the sheets your suppliers send — SDS HQ reads the PDF and files it. Generate the ones you make yourselves. Then give every worker instant access: a share link, a printed binder, or a QR code right on the container.

Early access — gated while we onboard teams. Your email is used once, to notify you.

✓ Supplier PDF upload — auto-read & filed✓ QR scan-to-SDS on containers✓ Prop 65 · SVHC · TSCA · state RTK watch
The rule

OSHA HazCom, 29 CFR 1910.1200(g) — every hazardous chemical on site needs a Safety Data Sheet, readily accessible to workers during every shift. SDS HQ is how you stay that way.

OSHA HAZCOM 2024UN GHSECHA ANNEX VI

Host it. Hand it out. Hear about changes.

The whole SDS operation in one place.

Not another folder of PDFs. A filed, searchable, watched library — with access built for the floor, not just the office.

One searchable library

Upload supplier PDFs one at a time or in bulk — SDS HQ reads each sheet and files the details. Author your own alongside them. Search by product, supplier, CAS, or part number.

Explore the library

Access from anywhere

Share links that need no account. Viewer seats that are always free. Printable binders for the wall. QR codes on containers that open the right sheet on a phone.

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Regulatory watch

Your library is checked against California Prop 65, EU SVHC, TSCA §6, and state right-to-know lists — when an ingredient lands on one, you see it flagged.

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Container labels

Print GHS workplace labels sized to the container, straight from the sheet.

Version history

Every revision stays on file, with what changed and when it superseded.

Distribution portal

Customers pull your current sheets themselves — no email chains.

Custom branding

Your logo and details on your labels, binders, and portal — and on SDSs you author.

The part nobody else has

CLASSIFICATION RESULT · MIX-0412DATA 100% COMPLETE
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ATEmix (oral) = 3,343 mg/kg · above Cat 4 cut-off
StatementH301  Toxic if swallowed
MethodATE additivity
SourceUN GHS §3.1
DriverMethanol 99.9% · ATE 100 mg/kg
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Make your own products? Generate the SDS itself.

Under the library sits a real GHS classification engine. Enter the formulation and SDS HQ computes the classification from first principles, writes the 16-section sheet, and shows the reasoning behind every hazard — method, reference, and the component that drove it. Ready for HazCom 2024.

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SDS authoringRead the methodology

Built for teams — and more than one site

Authors build and publish. Viewers just read — free.

The whole floor can have the library in their pocket. Running several locations? Keep one catalog and tag each sheet to its sites.

Always free

Read-only access for every worker, on any device.

From $15/month

Author seats, sites, and watch lists scale with the plan.

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One catalog

Tag sheets to locations; each site sees its own binder.

Get your SDS library under control.

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