 
IUCLID 5 plays a central role in the IT environments of all organisations that have to cope with data submission requirements of REACH and other programmes (OECD HPV, EU Biocides and others). Industry stakeholders, EU Member States, the European CHemicals Agency (ECHA) , and any other interested party obtain the IUCLID installation kit from this web site; once installed, the local IUCLIDs are the essential tool to capture & store, submit, and exchange data on chemical substances stored according the format of the OECD [Harmonised Templates] |
 News[26/06/2009] Two new Plugins are available for IUCLID 5Two new plugins providing new functionalities are now available for IUCLID 5. The Bulk Export plug-in and the Exchange Literature References plug-ins can be downloaded free of charge from the IUCLID 5 website. [05/06/2009] A new release of IUCLID (5.1.1) is available on the website.An upgrade (5.1.1) is now available for the standalone and the distributed versions of IUCLID 5. The upgrade can be downloaded free of charge from the Get IUCLID 5 section of the IUCLID 5 website. [08/05/2009] Web Services for IUCLID are now available on the IUCLID website.A Web Service Application Programming Interface (API) has been implemented for IUCLID version 5.1 and above. [07/05/2009] An updated end-user licence agreement has been published[24/04/2009] An updated version of the EC inventory and the ‘list numbers’ are now availableA new version of the EC inventory (version 1.1) is now available for downloading at the IUCLID website. [26/03/2009] Support for the preparation of a Chemical Safety Report: the CSR plugin is now available on the IUCLID website.Registration dossiers for substances manufactured/imported above 10 tons/year shall include a Chemical Safety Report (CSR). In order to help in the preparation of section 1 to 7 of the CSR, a plug-in has been implemented in IUCLID (for version 5.1). These sections of the CSR cover the identity of the substance, its physical and chemical properties, information on manufacture and use, classification and labelling of the substance as well as the hazard assessment.  |
