July 12, 2026

New Features

VLAREM rubrieken now respect their own unit

Rubrieken expressed in kilograms convert the litres you recorded; rubrieken expressed in litres keep them as litres. Where a sheet gives no density, the figure NextSDS falls back to is shown with an explanation of where it came from, so you can see what a total was built on.

Several quantities per product

Record what you hold per packaging type and unit instead of one figure per product. The editor works like a spreadsheet, each line shows its own VLAREM total, and the safety portal reads the same figures.

Storage configuration follows the packaging

VLAREM storage now keys on the type of container rather than a general mobility setting, and gases are split into their own sub-rubrieken. The breakdown links straight to the product or the workplace behind each figure and flags products not yet placed anywhere.

Safety cards in the language the worker reads

A safety card's language is now set on the card, independent of the language you use NextSDS in, and the editor's own labels follow the card rather than your interface. The download filename carries the language code, so a set of cards for the same product stays sorted.

The safety portal shows every safety card

A product's cards now appear on the portal as their own section rather than one card per product. Portal quantities come from the same per-packaging figures you record on the product.

Mixture classification with concentrations

When you add a component to a mixture you can now give its concentration, and the CAS lookup shows the hazard breakdown per endpoint rather than one combined verdict.

Improvements

Recipients

• Create one while you need it: add a recipient from the picker instead of leaving the screen, and new teams start with a usable set rather than an empty list.

Assessments

• Back where you started: saving an EMKG assessment returns you to the product you opened it from.