Ecesis Chemical Management
EnviroData Solutions (Ecesis) United States source
EHS software module for chemical approvals, SDS access, chemical inventory and EPCRA Tier II reporting, with printing of GHS/NFPA/HMIS container labels. source
- Covers
- US OSHA HCS source
- Languages
- not stated
- Pricing
- Subscription source
- Delivered as
- Cloud and desktopsource
Prices, features and terms
Prices
Price on request — the vendor publishes no prices on its site (checked 5 October 2026). source
What it does, according to the vendor
- SDS database with search, mobile access and offline availabilitysource
- Chemical inventory with location data; barcode/UPC scanning in mobile appsource
- Tier II (EPCRA 312), Tier I and TRI reporting; reportable quantity calculationssource
- Prints NFPA 704, HMIS and OSHA HCS labels with GHS pictogramssource
- New-chemical approval workflow with risk assessmentsource
- Extracts SDS data automatically and searches the web for missing SDSssource
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