Upload a BOM and Z2 screens every part against the live SVHC Candidate List, rolls it up to a product-level declaration, and rescreens automatically when the list updates.
Compliance teams at leading OEMs run on Z2
Z2 has been a valuable tool allowing our organization to avoid supply driven product redesigns and, alternatively, massive inventory over-purchasing. Manually gathering and analyzing market data is incredibly labor intensive. Z2 has allowed our team to react quickly and regularly to early warning signs.
The Candidate List grows twice a year. Every update can turn a part you cleared 18 months ago into a reportable one, and you have six months to prove it across thousands of line items.
| Task | Without Z2 | With Z2 |
|---|---|---|
| Checking a BOM against the SVHC list | Open each CoC, match substances by hand, start at 0% coverage | Every part screened against the live Candidate List on upload |
| A new SVHC is added | Re-campaign hundreds of suppliers, wait for reissued CoCs | Affected parts recalculated before suppliers reissue, risk flagged early |
| Producing a finished-article declaration | Hand-roll component data into a product claim, hope it holds | Substance data rolls up to the product automatically, evidence attached |
REACH is administered by ECHA. These are the thresholds and lists your declarations have to answer to.
| Capability | | Spreadsheets & email | Basic compliance tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day-one substance coverage before any campaign | Yes | No | Partial |
| Screen a full BOM against the live SVHC list | Yes | No | Partial |
| Recalculate parts on each Candidate List update | Yes | No | Partial |
| Flag newly reportable parts before CoCs reissue | Yes | No | No |
| Automated supplier campaigns to collect FMDs | Yes | No | Partial |
| Product-level declaration rollup | Yes | No | Partial |
| ECHA-formatted SCIP dossier creation | Yes | No | Partial |
| Audit-defensible evidence chain behind each claim | Yes | No | Partial |
| In-house materials scientists maintaining the rules | Yes | No | No |
Live screening
Upload a BOM and Z2 checks each part against the live Candidate List using its FMD and CoC database, the largest on the market. When ECHA adds a substance, Z2 recalculates affected parts immediately, so you see which articles just became reportable before a single supplier reissues a certificate. That early flag is the difference between using your six-month window and racing it.
Closing gaps
Coverage stalls at 40 to 60% when suppliers ignore repeated requests, and the gaps are exactly what blocks audit readiness. Z2 runs automated campaigns to collect missing FMDs and CoCs, then re-campaigns the right suppliers on every SVHC update instead of blasting the whole list again. Z2 starts you at 80% out-of-box coverage, the highest in the compliance-software industry, so campaigning closes a gap rather than building the data from nothing.
Declarations and SCIP
Substance data lives at the component level, but your customers and ECHA want it at the article. Z2 rolls component-level SVHC data up to the finished product, identifies every affected substance, and generates the CoC behind the claim. For articles over the 0.1% threshold, Z2 builds the ECHA-formatted SCIP dossier ready for your team to submit, with an evidence chain ready the moment an auditor asks how you got the number.
Everything on this page is Compliance Manager. It screens your BOMs against the SVHC Candidate List and 270+ regulations, runs the supplier campaigns, rolls data up to product-level declarations, and creates the ECHA-formatted SCIP dossiers your team submits, all backed by Z2's FMD and CoC database and in-house materials scientists.
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Drop in a BOM of any size. Z2 matches parts to its FMD and CoC database and starts you well above zero.
Every part is checked against the current Candidate List. Newly reportable articles are flagged, and campaigns fill the remaining gaps.
Roll data up to the product, generate the CoC, and hand off a SCIP dossier ready for ECHA submission.
Z2 maintains its own database of components, FMDs, and CoCs, the largest on the market. On upload, your parts match against existing substance data, so most of your BOM is screened day one. Campaigns then close the remaining gap instead of starting from zero, which is where spreadsheets and campaign-only tools begin.
Z2 refreshes its data on every SVHC update and recalculates your affected parts immediately. You see which articles just became reportable before suppliers reissue their certificates, which gives you the early warning to act inside the six-month compliance window.
Z2 creates the ECHA-formatted SCIP dossier for any article with an SVHC over 0.1% w/w, ready for your team to submit. The dossier is built from your rolled-up product data, so the notification matches the declaration behind it.
Yes. Z2 rolls component substance data up to the finished article, identifies every affected substance, and generates the CoC. When a customer invokes Article 33 or an auditor asks for proof, the evidence chain is already attached.
Compliance Manager covers 270+ regulations, including RoHS, SCIP, PFAS, TSCA, California Prop 65, China RoHS, POPs, and conflict minerals reporting. One BOM upload screens against all of them in a single pass.
One BOM upload, screened against every regulation your products answer to.
regulations covered by Compliance Manager, refreshed on every update.
Real supply chain expertise, not just a support ticket queue.
Oliver DeThier
Director of Customer Success
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