Safety data sheet (SDS) software centralizes the creation, storage, and management of SDS documents in a digital system. Evotix SDS software helps organizations meet OSHA Hazard Communication (HazCom) requirements by ensuring SDSs are accurate, accessible, and up to date for all hazardous chemicals. This improves worker safety, supports regulatory inspections, and maintains audit-ready documentation.

Evotix chemical inventory software provides real-time visibility into chemical quantities, locations, and usage across sites. By linking inventory data with SDS records, the platform supports OSHA, EPA, and GHS compliance, helps enforce storage thresholds, and enables proactive risk controls to prevent chemical incidents and regulatory violations.

Yes. Evotix supports SDS authoring and management aligned with GHS classification standards. Safety teams can create, update, and version-control SDSs while maintaining traceability for audits. This ensures SDS documentation remains compliant with OSHA HazCom requirements and ready for inspections at all times.

MSDS refers to the older format used before GHS alignment, while SDS follows the standardized 16-section format required under OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. Evotix supports modern SDS management while maintaining access to legacy MSDS records, helping organizations transition smoothly and stay compliant with current HazCom and GHS regulations.

Evotix provides mobile access to SDSs and chemical inventory data, allowing workers and supervisors to view safety information, hazard classifications, and handling instructions directly from the field. QR-code access and mobile reporting ensure OSHA HazCom requirements for SDS availability are met at all times, even during inspections or emergency situations.

Yes. Evotix integrates with broader EHS, incident management, risk, and compliance systems to create a unified chemical safety program. This integration ensures SDS data, chemical inventories, inspections, and corrective actions are connected—supporting OSHA, EPA, and HazCom compliance while improving oversight across all sites.