NextSDS
Franz BV Belgium source
Cloud platform for AI-assisted SDS parsing, validation and chemical inventory management, with compliance screening and CLP label generation. source
- Covers
- EU CLP · US OSHA HCS source
- Languages
- not stated
- Pricing
- Subscription · from EUR 249 / month source
- Delivered as
- Cloud (web)source
Prices, features and terms
Prices
- Complete EUR 249 / month 200 products; AI SDS extraction, multi-location inventory, CLP labels, RECESS risk scoring
- Professional EUR 499 / month 400 products (unlimited available); risk assessments, Magic Mailbox, REACH, consultancy
- Integrated EUR 799 / month 800 products; API integrations, SSO, mixture CLP calculation, managed SDS updates
- Enterprise Custom quote Multi-tenant portal, multi-site management, training, enterprise support with SLA
As published by the vendor, checked 5 October 2026. Prices change — the vendor’s page is the reference: pricing page.
What it does, according to the vendor
- Extracts hazard data from SDS PDFs with AI; revision tracking and expiry alertssource
- Screens products against REACH, CLP, SVHC, TSCA and Prop 65 listssource
- Generates CLP labels, safety cards and chemical risk assessmentssource
- Chemical inventory by storage location with compatibility checksource
- ADR/IMDG/IATA/RID classification support and ADR points calculatorsource
- Free tools: ATE mixture and M-factor calculators, UFI generator/decodersource
What the vendor says it is responsible for
“The Client (and, if applicable, each User) shall bear full responsibility for the use, interpretation or implementation of the output data generated by the usage of the NextSDS-platform.”
source from the vendor’s terms
“NextSDS makes no warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of AI-generated content.”
source from the vendor’s terms
“…the NextSDS-platform is provided 'as-is,' 'as available'. NextSDS does not make any other representations or warranties.”
source from the vendor’s terms
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