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Chemical Industry Portals, Compliance Systems & Inventory Platforms
CATALOGUES,DATA SHEETSAND ORDERS
We build chemical company websites, safety data portals, inventory systems, and compliance workflow tools.
A chemical supplier sells a product and a file of obligations with it. Orders slow down when safety documents are hard to find, and risk rises when stock, batches and compliance are tracked in separate places.
Where chemical suppliers lose time and control
Five problems that are common in this industry, and what we build against each one.
Safety documents on request
Customers email for a safety data sheet or a certificate of analysis, and someone in the office looks it up and replies.
Safety portals
We build portals where customers find the current documents by product and batch themselves, in the languages they need.
Orders that arrive as attachments
Purchase orders come by email in every format and are typed into the system by hand, with pack sizes and hazard rules checked from memory.
Order portals
We build ordering with customer prices, pack sizes, hazard and delivery rules built in, so an order is valid before it is sent.
Batches that are hard to trace
When a customer reports a problem, finding where the rest of that batch went takes hours of searching through delivery notes.
Batch and inventory systems
We build batch and lot tracking from receipt to delivery, so any batch can be traced to its customers in moments.
Compliance in spreadsheets
Registrations, permits and declarations are followed in files that depend on one person remembering to open them.
Compliance workflows
We build registers of obligations with owners, expiry dates, reminders and a record of what was renewed and when.
Technical data scattered
Specifications, application notes and regulatory statements are spread across old web pages and shared drives.
Documentation hubs
We build a searchable library of technical and regulatory documents with versions and approval before release.
Everything we build for chemicals
Design, engineering and AI in one team, so the website, the apps, the back office and the agents are made to work together.
Websites and brand
- Chemical company website design
- Product and sector pages
- Regulatory pages
Software and integrations
- ERP links
- Batch and lot tracking
- Regulatory document control
AI agents for chemicals
Documents found, orders entered
Custom agents that work inside your own systems and channels, with clear limits and a person in charge of the decisions that matter.
Agents we build for chemicals
Each agent is built around your own systems and rules, with a person in charge of the decisions that matter.
These are custom development services. Each agent's page says what it does, where it stops and what has been demonstrated so far. See all agent solutions
Start with the problem that costs you most.
Tell us how a customer gets a safety document and places an order today. We will show you how both could be self-service.
What to bring
- How the process runs today, in a few lines
- The systems it has to connect to
- Who decides, and your timing
Asked before the first call
Short answers to the questions that usually come first. The rest is settled in scoping.
Yes. Each document has versions by language and market, with an approval step before release, and customers are always served the current one.
Yes. Hazard classes, pack limits, minimum quantities and delivery restrictions are built into the order rules, so staff do not have to catch mistakes afterwards.
Yes, through its interfaces, so products, prices, stock, batches and orders stay in step and the ERP remains the source of truth.
Put every document one search away.
Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation. It is free, structured, and useful whether or not we work together.