Substance identity & classification
CAS/EC identifiers and CLP class.
Substance data, safe and always in sync.
Chemical products are governed by REACH and CLP, with substances of concern notified to the ECHA SCIP database. Norruva keeps substance identity, hazard classification, safety data and SCIP references connected in one verifiable record.
Substance register
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| Substance | CAS | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Substance A | 000-00-0 | SVHC · SCIP |
| Substance B | 000-00-1 | Registered |
| Substance C | 000-00-2 | Registered |
| Substance D | 000-00-3 | SVHC · SCIP |
Illustrative register — sample substances shown.
Classified, disclosed, documented
Hazard class and safety data, on every product.
CLP hazard classes, the linked safety data sheet, and SCIP notifications travel with the passport — ready for customers, workers and enforcement.
Substances of very high concern
SVHC flags above threshold.
Safety data sheet
Linked, versioned SDS document.
SCIP notification
ECHA reference and payload.
Safe use & handling
Exposure controls and PPE.
Disposal & environmental
Waste routing and precautions.
Data model
Every field a chemical passport carries.
Substance identity, hazard classification and safety data — kept in sync with your SDS and SCIP notifications.
| Field | Format | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product / mixture ID | UFI · string | Manufacturer | Required |
| Substance identity | CAS / EC no. | Inventory | Required |
| CLP hazard class | array · H-codes | Classification | Required |
| SVHC status | boolean · % w/w | REACH | Conditional |
| SCIP reference | string · ECHA ID | SCIP | Conditional |
| Safety data sheet | file · PDF (rev.) | SDS authoring | Required |
| Exposure controls / PPE | string | SDS | Required |
| Disposal code | EWC code | Compliance | Conditional |
| Passport link | GS1 URI | Norruva | Required |
Field set illustrative — the final schema tracks the applicable delegated act. Formats shown are the passport’s data types.
Standards & references
Mapped to the regulation that governs it.
Chemical products are governed by REACH and CLP, with substances of concern notified to the ECHA SCIP database.
REACH — (EC) 1907/2006
Registration, evaluation and SVHC obligations.
CLP — (EC) 1272/2008
Classification, labelling and packaging.
SCIP database
ECHA notification of substances of concern in articles.
GS1 Digital Link
Resolves the on-product QR / data carrier to the passport.
How it works
From your systems to a verified passport.
Norruva syncs your SDS authoring and substance inventory, validates classification against the model, and links every SCIP reference to the passport.
Connect your data
Pull the data you already hold from the systems you already run — no re-keying.
Validate against the model
The sector template checks every required field and flags gaps before anything is published.
Anchor & publish
Norruva anchors the passport and resolves it from the product’s QR or Digital Link, with a full audit trail.
Developers
Create a chemical passport in one call.
Sync substance and hazard data through one endpoint. Norruva validates classification against the model and links every SCIP reference to the passport.
- Full-parity sandbox — Test the entire flow before any live gate.
- Validated on write — Required fields are checked server-side before publish.
- Events & webhooks — A webhook fires the moment verification completes.
POST /v1/passportssandbox
// Request — create a chemical passport
{
"category": "chemical",
"ufi": "N1QV-R02N-500J-QR7A",
"clp_hazard": ["H315", "H411"],
"substances": [ { "cas": "000-00-0", "svhc": true } ],
"scip_ref": "ECHA-SCIP-8842"
}
// 201 Created
{
"id": "dpp_chm_B330",
"status": "pending_verification"
}Illustrative request — sandbox. Field names shown are the passport’s API keys.
REACH + CLPClassification aligned
SCIPNotifications linked
GS1Digital Link resolvable
The consumer view
What your chemical customer sees.
A downstream user scans the product and sees its hazard classification, safety data and substance disclosures — always the current revision.
- One scan, no app — the passport opens in any browser.
- Verified provenance a buyer can trust at the shelf.
- The same record recyclers and auditors read at end-of-life.
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Chemical passportIndustrial Coating
- Hazard class
- H315, H411
- SVHC
- Flagged
- Safety data sheet
- Rev. current
- SCIP
- Linked
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Scanned from the product’s QR — opens in any browser
Common questions
Questions chemical teams ask.
How does the passport relate to REACH and CLP?
Substance identity and CLP hazard classification become structured passport fields, kept in sync with your safety data sheets.
What is SCIP, and how is it handled?
SCIP is the ECHA database for substances of concern in articles. Norruva links your SCIP notification references directly to the passport.
Can the passport carry the safety data sheet?
Yes — a linked, versioned SDS travels with the record and always resolves to the current revision.
How are substances of very high concern flagged?
SVHCs above threshold are flagged in the substance register with their status, so downstream users see them immediately.
Keep every substance disclosure connected.
Model a mixture in the full-parity sandbox, or talk to our team about a catalogue rollout.