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A quick look at authoring a safety data sheet in the platform.
SDS authoring that's fast, transparent and fully under your control, with AI doing the heavy lifting.
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A quick look at authoring a safety data sheet in the platform.
Our AI reads your supplier SDSs into structured data you can review.
See how it worksYou don't need to enter data by hand or worry about hidden processes. Each step has a full audit trail.
Your team retains all decision-making, while routine typing and waiting are eliminated.
Request a demoValenc monitors regulatory lists for the US, Canada, Mexico, the EU, the UK, and the UN module. When a rule changes, affected SDSs are flagged for review.
How monitoring worksDeveloped by a team with twelve years of experience in chemical compliance software. Read the story behind Valenc.
Migrate within weeks. Export your data any time.
See how migration worksThese reference tools support SDS and labeling tasks. Each tool cites the official text and its source.
Compare the official wording of every H, P and EUH statement in UN GHS, OSHA, EU CLP, WHMIS and NOM-018.
Answer two questions to determine your applicable HCS 2024 compliance date and required updates.
This guide explains the meaning of each of the nine GHS pictograms and identifies the corresponding hazard classes.
Valenc is an AI-native chemical compliance and SDS authoring platform for chemical manufacturers. It enriches your composition data from a database of over 60,000 CAS numbers, classifies with a deterministic rules engine, and authors review‑ready SDSs across jurisdictions from a curated phrase library. AI reviews every SDS and can extract data from supplier SDSs.
Valenc supports the US, Canada, Mexico, the EU, the UK, and the UN module today, applying the GHS rules specific to each region. More regions are being added before December 31, 2026.
Classification uses a deterministic rules engine rather than a probabilistic model. It applies GHS additivity formulas, concentration cut-offs, and bridging principles to ensure identical inputs always yield the same auditable result.
Minutes. Sections are authored from our curated phrase library in over 25 languages, based on the rules engine's classification, and AI reviews the finished SDS and highlights items requiring human sign-off.
No. Your formulations, compositions, and documents are never used to train any AI models. Customer data remains isolated within your account and is used solely to fulfill your requests.
Valenc is a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program, which supports startups building with AI.
AI extracts the information, then reviews the draft and flags what to check. A rules engine classifies hazards, not the model. Your team approves every SDS.
How AI is used in SDS authoringSubmit your supplier SDSs and receive structured, classified, review‑ready data at no cost through December 31, 2026.