Worldover, AI operating system for substance-based businesses

    Cosmetics · SDS authoring

    SDS, PIF and dossier software for cosmetics manufacturers

    Today

    A raw material changes supplier and you have to rebuild the safety data sheet, update the PIF evidence and re-check the dossier from scratch.

    Document tools hold files. They don't hold the formula, INCI, supplier documents and market requirements those files are supposed to represent, so every change means manual rework.

    With Worldover

    Worldover connects formula composition, raw material documents, hazard classification, PIF evidence and market requirements so documents are outputs of the product record.

    Safety data sheets, PIF evidence and dossier outputs generate from the live formula and reissue with a recorded reason when anything behind them changes.

    The problem

    Why generic SDS authoring failscosmetics manufacturer teams.

    Documents are rebuilt by hand

    Every raw material change means someone recreates the SDS, updates the PIF and checks the dossier separately.

    Supplier documents drift

    Certificates and safety sheets are filed on receipt, with no link to the formula version they actually cover.

    Market requirements are checked late

    PIF and dossier gaps surface at launch review instead of when the formula or supplier changes.

    A working day

    A raw material supplier changes

    1. A key raw material switches supplier and the composition shifts.

    2. Today: regulatory manually updates the SDS, checks the PIF and reworks dossier pages, while NPD waits to confirm launch status.

    3. In Worldover: the formula change flags every affected document, market requirement and customer commitment.

    4. The SDS, PIF evidence and dossier outputs regenerate from the current formula and supplier record.

    5. The change and its reason are recorded, and customers holding the previous version are listed for notification.

    How it runs

    How SDS authoring worksinside Worldover.

    01

    Formula is the source

    Composition, INCI, allergens, hazard data and supplier documents live on the formula and flow into every output.

    02

    Documents generate from the record

    SDS, PIF evidence and dossier pages are produced from current data rather than copied from old files.

    03

    Market requirements are built in

    EU, UK, US and retailer requirements are checked against the live product record, not a static checklist.

    04

    Change is recorded and propagated

    A formula or supplier update flags every affected document and records what changed and who approved it.

    What's in it

    The detail behindSDS authoring.

    GHS and CLP

    SDS Authoring

    Automated multi-language SDS generation across GHS and regional standards.

    • SDS generation

      Automated Safety Data Sheet generation compliant with multiple GHS revisions and regional formats.

    • Multi-language support

      Generate SDSs in multiple languages using regulatory phrase libraries.

    • Multi-jurisdiction support

      EU CLP, UK GB CLP, US OSHA HCS and other regional standards.

    • Version control

      Full version history and change tracking on every SDS.

    The difference

    Why the substance recordmakes the difference.

    A cosmetic product is still a mixture of substances. Holding the formula, raw material documents and market requirements in one record is what makes the SDS, PIF and dossier correct on the day of launch and every day after.

    Willow

    What teams actually askonce the record is in one place.

    • Which SDS and PIF documents are affected by this raw material change?
    • Which customers received the previous SDS version for this product?
    • What dossier evidence is still missing for launch into Germany?

    Willow doesn't replace expert judgment. It removes the searching, re-keying and chasing between the systems that hold your answers.

    See documents generated from the formula

    We'll walk through your current workflow, then show the same workflow running on one record.