For component suppliers

One record, every customer request

Your customers need material data and chemical evidence for their own assessment. Verca turns the component's evidence into one record.

Same question, different answers

Every customer asks about the same article in their own format, and every answer is rebuilt from scratch.

Your data becomes their evidence

Under REACH Article 33 you must inform the recipient about substances of very high concern above 0.1 % by weight.

  1. 01

    Fix the article

    Lock the part number, revision and the configuration the evidence covers.

  2. 02

    Collect the material data

    Gather composition and substance data from your own sub-suppliers.

  3. 03

    Assess against the rules

    Test the content against REACH, RoHS and POPs, and document applied exemptions.

  4. 04

    Issue the declaration

    Provide the material declaration and statements in the form the customer asks for.

  5. 05

    Follow the change

    A new candidate-list substance or a changed material means the customer must be told.

Evidence lives in the component

Material data, assessments and statements hang on the component and its revision. When the material changes, you see which customers are affected.

  • One source behind every customer answer
  • Every issued document tied to its revision
  • Material changes show which customers are affected

Built for recurring customer requests

Material and component data, chemical analysis, material declarations, supplier declarations, history and substance monitoring in one record. The next request is answered from it, not from scratch.

Verca structures, you declare

The platform keeps material data, assessments and issued evidence coherent. The signature, and responsibility for the data, stays with you.

Verca

Keeps the evidence together

  • Structures materials, substances and article revisions
  • Builds declarations from the article's own data
  • Records what was issued, to whom and when

Your team

Owns the data

  • Decides whether sub-supplier data is sufficient
  • Judges exemptions, limits and applicability
  • Signs the declaration issued to the customer

Material declarations in practice

Read the guide on the difference between an FMD, a substance declaration and a safety data sheet, and how material data becomes compliance evidence.

Read the guide

Start with one component

Bring the material data you already have for one article. We will show how it can carry both the material declaration and the statements you send to customers.