REACH Compliance Software & Services – Integrated, Powerful, Proven
Ensure full REACH compliance across your supply chain with iPoint’s powerful REACH software solution. From risk assessment to SVHC management, our integrated platform simplifies regulatory compliance, streamlines data collection, and supports your team with expert consulting and scalable services.
Automate REACH Compliance Processes
Streamline your compliance efforts with intelligent workflows that automate data collection, SVHC identification, SCIP reporting, and documentation across your supply chain.
Ensure Market Access in the European Union
Stay compliant with EU REACH regulations to legally place your products on the European market – and avoid costly disruptions, delays, sanctions, or market access restrictions.
End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility
Gain full transparency into product and material data across suppliers, enabling proactive risk management and seamless REACH compliance throughout your value chain.
The Smarter Way to Manage REACH Compliance
Centralized management of product & supplier data
Connect internal systems and collect REACH-relevant product and supplier information in one centralized place – ready for seamless compliance analysis and reporting.
Proactive supply chain risk management
Identify critical substances or suppliers, mitigate shortages across your supply chain, and maintain long-term REACH contacts as a trusted single point of contact.
Automated and secure supplier communication
Automatically request missing documents and Safe Use Information with preconfigured workflows, cockpit views, and full documentation traceability.
Effortless REACH reporting & documentation
Generate REACH letters, certificates, and declarations automatically – including documentation for Article 33 obligations and SCIP submissions.
Smart substance and regulatory risk analysis
Check your product portfolio against the Candidate, Authorisation (Annex XIV), and Restriction Lists (Annex XVII) to manage risks under EU and UK REACH.
Always up-to-date with curated regulatory rule groups
Stay ahead of changing chemical regulations with automatically updated rule groups for proactive risk management and early response to future restrictions.
Your All-in-One Software for REACH and Beyond
Get a single source of truth for REACH compliance and additional regulatory requirements – through Compliance Intelligence, the centralized platform for regulatory data management.
- Collect existing product and supplier data from your internal systems
- Automate the request for missing documents and information with corresponding cockpit function and documentation
- Check your product portfolio for SVHC, REACH Annex XIV and Annex XVII
- Calculate the impact and volume of SVHC as required by regulations like EU REACH and U.S. SARA Title III (EPCRA)
- Check Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and commitments in the supply chain
- Create a REACH letter or REACH certificate as required by REACH Article 33
- Prepare and send standard REACH letters in .DOC or .PDF format
- Add pre-defined Safe Use Information to include in the response if necessary
- Maintain REACH legal entities within the supply chain
Product Compliance Update 2024
Get an update on 2024’s key themes and trends in the Product Compliance space and also take a look ahead at what’s coming up for 2025:
- Stay compliant with PFAS regulations: from USA & Canada to EU REACH
- Overview of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP)
- Understanding the new EU Battery Requirements
Joynext Thrives with iPoint Compliance
iPoint Compliance transformed Joynext's processes, enabling them to achieve remarkable efficiency and accuracy in material compliance management.
Frequently Asked Questions on REACH
Find quick answers to the most important questions about REACH compliance, SVHCs, SCIP, and how they affect your business.
The REACH regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, and Restriction of Chemicals) is a European Union regulation that governs the safe use of chemicals to protect human health and the environment. Under REACH, companies must identify and manage risks associated with the substances they manufacture, import, or use in the EU market.
Two key tools under REACH are the Authorisation List (Annex XIV) and the Restriction List (Annex XVII). The Authorisation List contains substances that require special permission before use, while the Restriction List sets conditions or bans on the use of certain hazardous substances. Together, these mechanisms ensure that dangerous chemicals are controlled or phased out.
REACH applies to all companies that manufacture, import, use, or distribute chemical substances within the European Union — across almost every sector, from industrial processes to everyday products like cleaning agents, textiles, electronics, and furniture. Under REACH, companies may have one or several roles, such as:
- Manufacturers and importers introducing substances into the EU market
- Downstream users processing or using substances in industrial or professional activities
- Distributors, including retailers, placing substances or mixtures on the market
- Producers of articles assembling products containing substances
The specific obligations depend on each company’s role in the supply chain, covering areas like registration, communication, notification, or compliance with authorisation and restriction requirements.
Ongoing REACH compliance requires more than a one-time check. Businesses must stay updated on regulatory changes, such as new additions to the Candidate, Authorisation, or Restriction Lists, and adapt their product portfolios and supply chain processes accordingly.
Using specialized software solutions like iPoint Compliance can significantly simplify this task by providing automated checks, up-to-date regulatory rule groups, and centralized documentation management. This allows companies to proactively manage risks, respond to supplier or customer inquiries, and maintain compliance across evolving global requirements.
Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) are chemicals identified under REACH due to their hazardous properties, such as being carcinogenic, mutagenic, toxic to reproduction, or persistent in the environment. SVHCs are included in the official Candidate List, which is regularly updated by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).
Companies must inform downstream users and consumers if SVHCs are present in their products above a concentration of 0.1%. Additionally, businesses must assess the need for SCIP database submissions and ensure that safe use information is provided, helping protect both users and the environment.
The SCIP database (Substances of Concern In articles as such or in complex objects) is a repository established under the EU Waste Framework Directive but closely linked to REACH compliance. It requires companies placing articles on the EU market to submit information about SVHCs contained in those products if the concentration exceeds 0.1%.
SCIP submissions increase supply chain transparency, aid waste management operators, and help consumers make informed choices. Businesses need to manage both their REACH Article 33 obligations (informing customers about SVHCs) and their SCIP submissions to remain compliant.
