SDB-Profi: Frequently asked questions
With the update service, you can ensure that the software and the databases behind it stay up-to-date and you can easily meet your obligation to update in relation to the safety data sheets issued by you.
Everything is based on the formulation. A formulation itself can also be comprised of premixtures, the software then resolves these down to the pure substance components. These are identified using a CAS No. The only information required for the individual pure substance components is the GHS classification, tox. and ecotox. values.
Substances can be created individually.
It is possible to create individual phrases and use them in the context reference of a specific field in the same way as phrases from eSDSphrac.
You have the option of customising your safety data sheets. All layout settings are saved in a profile, hence your safety data sheets will always look alike. You can find an exemplary SDS here.
For getting an impression of the customisation options, following this link, you can find a google search query showing plenty of SDS our customers created with GeSi³.
Yes, your logo can of course be incorporated. The layout can also be customised further by designing the section headings. All layout settings are stored using a profile, so your safety data sheet will be displayed in the corresponding layout straight away!
Yes, a logo can be saved for each distributor.
Yes, Section 8 then automatically lists the country-specific occupational exposure limit values and biological limit values.
Either permanently through a customised interface or via a once-off export of a CSV file. We are happy to send you the format on request.
Yes, the dashboard shows you the safety data sheets or formulations which are affected.
Yes, you can save several classifications for each substance and determine the classification to be used for the calculation in a formulation.
Yes, the software offers a sophisticated UFI manager.
Yes, you will receive updates 4 times per year as part of quarterly updates.
Yes, a log file shows all the “calculation steps” and the matches.