4 October 2025 · Kemchain team

Turn regulatory complexity into a competitive advantage with Kemchain

How digitalisation and AI turn regulatory compliance from an operating cost into an edge over competitors in chemicals and cosmetics.

Chemical, cosmetic and fragrance regulations change every few months: new substances on the REACH Candidate List, 81 fragrance allergens, PFAS, the EUDR, the Packaging Regulation, the Digital Product Passport. Every change means reviewing raw materials, requesting documents and redoing certificates.

Most companies handle it with highly qualified people copying data from PDFs into spreadsheets. It’s expensive, slow and error-prone.

Compliance as an advantage

Companies whose raw material data is organised, verified and current answer customers sooner, approve suppliers faster and reach the market earlier. Compliance stops being a brake and becomes a selling point.

How Kemchain does it

Kemchain Suppliers combines several technologies:

  • Digitalisation of all supplier documentation in one place.
  • RPA to automate requests, reminders and renewals.
  • Artificial intelligence and intelligent document processing to read, classify and extract data from SDS, technical data sheets, CoAs and certificates.
  • Straight-through processing of approved data into each raw material record, with no retyping.

On top of that data, the Compliance Checker screens every raw material against 139 regulatory lists from more than 20 countries and against your customers’ own lists, and alerts you when something changes.

From input to output

With Kemchain Formulations and Kemchain Clients (coming soon), the same data will generate documents for your customers and reach them through a branded portal. One data chain, from supplier to customer.

Updated in November 2026 with the platform’s current capabilities.

Updated: 11 November 2026

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