Generate compliance reports
Browse available reporting frameworks and generate compliance reports for your chemical inventory.
The Reporting page lists all compliance frameworks available to your organisation. Use it to find the right report type, from general chemical safety overviews to detailed inventory and storage reports, and generate reports you can share with auditors or management.
Browse available frameworks
The page has two tabs:
- Organisation: frameworks already enabled for your team, ready to generate reports
- General: the full catalogue of available frameworks, grouped by scope
Use the search bar at the top to find a framework by name, code, or description.
Each framework card shows its name, description, and a scope badge:
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | The framework is enabled and ready to use |
| Core | A built-in NextSDS framework |
| Regional | Covers multiple countries (e.g. EU directives) |
| Global | International standards (e.g. ISO) |
| Country | National legislation for a specific country |
Select View Report on an active framework to open the report centre. For frameworks not yet enabled, select Request Access to ask your account manager to activate it.
Choose a report type
NextSDS includes core reporting tools and supports regulatory frameworks at international, regional, and national level.
Core frameworks
| Report | What it covers |
|---|---|
| NextSDS General Report | Overview of your SDS library, compliance status, and safety programme |
| NextSDS Inventory Report | Chemical inventory with risk assessments, hazard analysis, and risk evaluation |
| NextSDS Storage Report | Physical storage locations, segregation requirements, and storage compliance |
| NextSDS Horizon Scanning | Scans your library against 30+ regulatory watchlists (REACH SVHC, California Prop 65, and more) to identify substances of concern |
Regional frameworks
| Framework | Scope |
|---|---|
| REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 | EU chemical safety: registration, risk assessment, and management |
| Seveso III Directive 2012/18/EU | EU major accident hazards: safety reports and emergency plans |
| OSHA Standards (29 CFR) | US workplace safety: hazard communication, PPE, and exposure limits |
| ADR | European dangerous goods transport: CMR documents, UN numbers, hazard labels, and tunnel codes |
Global standards (ISO)
| Framework | Scope |
|---|---|
| ISO 45001:2018 | Occupational health and safety management |
| ISO 14001:2015 | Environmental management |
| ISO 11014:2009 | SDS format and content |
Country-specific frameworks
| Framework | Country |
|---|---|
| Codex Welzijn op het Werk | Belgium |
| VLAREM | Belgium (Flanders) |
| GefStoffV | Germany |
| HazCom 2012 Standard | United States |
| EPA TSCA | United States |
| WHMIS 2015 | Canada |
| COSHH Regulations 2002 | United Kingdom |
| UK REACH | United Kingdom |
| Work Health & Safety | Australia |
| HSNO Act | New Zealand |
| JIS Z 7253 / Industrial Safety and Health Act / PRTR Law | Japan |
| GB Standards | China |
| K-REACH / KOSHA Standards / K-OSHA (ISHL) | South Korea |
| KKDIK Regulation | Turkey |
| Chemicals Act | Estonia |
| MSIHC Rules | India |
| WSH Act | Singapore |