Substance Regulations
Assess every component against the REACH SVHC candidate list and surface exactly what requires reporting, before a customer query forces the question.
REACH puts a reporting duty on any SVHC present above 0.1% by weight in an article, and the candidate list grows twice a year. Compliance Manager assesses your whole BOM against the current list, so here is what you get.
How Z2 helps
Most of your BOM assessed against the current REACH SVHC candidate list on day one.
Each part returned Affected, Not Affected, or Noncompliant.
Compliance status at every level of the product hierarchy.
CoCs, FMDs, and supplier documentation behind every assessment.
Z2-led campaigns collect the FMDs and CoCs you're missing.
Notified when a newly listed SVHC affects a part you ship.
See how Z2 assesses your BOM for REACH.
See a demoBOM assessment
Upload your BOM and see every part checked against the current REACH SVHC candidate list in one pass.
Clear obligations
A reporting duty is never confused with a restriction, so regulatory affairs gets a precise worklist.
Verified data
Every status carries an evidence package from Z2's database, the most comprehensive on the market.
One platform
REACH is one of more than 270 global regulations Compliance Manager assesses on the same BOM.
In practice
Your BOM is assessed against the current REACH SVHC candidate list the moment you upload it.
One part carries its REACH, RoHS, China RoHS, and PFAS status together on a single part record.
Full material disclosure tests each part against the 0.1% SVHC threshold instead of a guess.
FMDs, certificates, and authorization links sit behind every REACH status, ready on request.
Status rolls up from each part to the finished product, so you release with the full picture.
Alerts flag a newly listed SVHC early, before a customer query catches you without an answer.
Substances
These are just a handful of the substances that commonly appear in electronic assemblies. The full REACH candidate list runs to well over 200 SVHCs and grows twice a year; Compliance Manager assesses your BOM against the entire current list, flagging every substance above the 0.1% weight threshold. Below, the hazard basis for listing and where each is typically found.
Solder alloys, plating, and PVC stabilizers
Plasticizer in cables and flexible PVC
Piezo ceramics and MLCC dielectrics
Ceramic capacitors and glass frits
Plasticizers and flame retardants in PVC
Epoxy laminates and thermal coatings
Soldering fluxes and glass
Flame retardant in wire coatings and connectors
Part of
automated material compliance across 270+ regulations, so RoHS, REACH, PFAS, conflict minerals, and more stay audit-ready.
Common Questions
Under REACH, an SVHC present in an article above 0.1 percent weight by weight triggers a reporting and notification obligation. Compliance Manager flags any SVHC above this threshold across your BOM automatically, so you identify reportable substances at the part level without reading each declaration by hand.
Affected means a part contains a regulated substance that requires reporting, not that it is unlawful. Compliance Manager keeps Affected, Not Affected, and Noncompliant as distinct statuses, and for substances ECHA has authorized for restricted use it links to the manufacturer's documentation, so you can act on each part correctly.
Z2's database of declarations and certificates of compliance delivers meaningful coverage across REACH and other regulations on day one. REACH sits in the base package, so assessment is available immediately, and for remaining gaps Z2's compliance team runs supplier outreach to collect the missing documentation.
ECHA updates the candidate list roughly twice a year. Compliance Manager re-assesses your BOM against the current list and alerts you when a newly added SVHC affects a part you already ship, and Z2's in-house materials scientist helps customers track new designations before they become a customer query.
