Substance Regulations
CLP governs how hazardous substances and mixtures are classified and labelled for the EU market. Z2 surfaces the substances your materials contain, links each one to its GHS hazard classification, and shows where CLP-relevant hazards sit across your BOM.
CLP classifies substances and mixtures by physical, health, and environmental hazard, then drives the pictograms, signal words, and H-statements on the label. Compliance Manager reads the substances declared across your BOM and ties each to its classification, so here is what you get.
How Z2 helps
Materials on your BOM resolved to their declared substances from day one.
Each part returned Affected or Not Affected on the presence of a CLP-classified substance.
Affected substances traced at every level of the product hierarchy.
The declaring FMD and supplier documentation kept behind each substance record.
Z2-led campaigns collect the declarations for materials you're missing.
Notified when a substance you carry gains a new hazard classification.
See how Z2 surfaces CLP substance data on your BOM.
See a demoBOM assessment
Upload your BOM and let Z2 surface every material that declares a substance carrying a GHS hazard classification.
Substance identity
Z2 links each declared substance to its identity and the hazard classification the market already recognizes for it.
Live monitoring
Get alerted when a substance you carry gains a hazard classification or a new harmonised entry lands.
One platform
CLP substance data is one view of the more than 270 regulations Compliance Manager works on the same BOM.
In practice
Your BOM is read down to the substances each material declares the moment you upload it.
Each declared substance carries its GHS hazard statement, so you know which ones drive the label.
Substances with a mandatory CLP Annex VI classification are marked, not left to interpretation.
The declaring FMD sits behind every substance record, and outreach fills the materials still missing one.
Affected substances trace from each material up to the finished product, so nothing hides in a subassembly.
Alerts flag a substance you carry when its classification changes or a new harmonised entry is added.
Part of
automated material compliance across 270+ regulations, so RoHS, REACH, PFAS, conflict minerals, and more stay audit-ready.
Common Questions
Compliance Manager works the data side of CLP. It identifies the substances declared in your FMDs, ties each to its substance identity, and shows the GHS hazard classification and any harmonised Annex VI entry that applies, so you can see which materials on your BOM carry CLP-relevant hazards. Authoring the label, SDS, and classification for what you place on the market stays with you; Z2 gives your team the substance evidence to work from.
Substance data is drawn from Z2's database of full material declarations and certificates of compliance, with the declaring FMD kept behind each record. Each substance is matched to its identity and to the hazard classification recognized for it, including harmonised classifications listed in CLP Annex VI, so the basis for every Affected or Not Affected status is documented and downloadable.
Affected means a material declares a substance that carries a CLP hazard classification and therefore warrants attention in your labelling and safety work. It is not a finding of noncompliance. Compliance Manager surfaces where those substances sit and traces them up through the product hierarchy with item rollup, so your team can prioritize the parts and mixtures that matter.
CLP substance data is one view of the more than 270 regulations Compliance Manager works on the same BOM. The substances read from your declarations are the same ones assessed against REACH SVHC, RoHS, PFAS, and TSCA, with item rollup showing status at every level and materials search finding a given substance across every part and FMD you hold.
