Product Intelligence for safer, more sustainable products.

Product Intelligence covers 400+ jurisdictions, so whether you’re launching into established markets or less commonly covered territories, the regulatory picture for your product categories is already mapped. That includes product safety requirements, restricted substance rules, labelling obligations, and market authorisation processes, authored and maintained by 160+ in-house regulatory experts across 40+ countries. If you’re operating at global scale, the coverage is built to match it.

Professional Development gives your organisation enterprise-wide access to the full Chemical Watch Events and Training programme. Your product safety, regulatory affairs, and compliance teams can attend unlimited virtual webinars, training sessions, and industry events, keeping them current on the regulations and market developments that affect your products, without managing individual registrations or per-seat costs. Membership also includes access to eight in-person events per year.

A regulatory news service tells you what has changed. Product Intelligence tells you what that change means for your products, across every market you operate in. Rather than tracking headlines, it gives you a structured, continuously updated view of the regulations that apply to your specific product categories and jurisdictions — so your team can act on changes, not just read about them.

Entering a new market means navigating an unfamiliar set of product safety rules, substance restrictions, conformity assessment procedures, and labelling requirements, often in a language your team doesn’t read. Product Intelligence gives you a jurisdiction-specific view of every obligation relevant to your product categories before you commit to a launch. It reduces the risk of a delayed market entry or a costly product modification discovered too late in the process.

Product compliance intelligence is the structured monitoring of the regulations that govern what you can put in a product, how it must be labelled, and where it can legally be sold. For global manufacturers, this means tracking requirements across hundreds of jurisdictions — from EU product safety directives and REACH substance restrictions to US FDA requirements and China NMPA rules. Enhesa’s Product Intelligence solution does this continuously, using expert-authored content updated as regulations change, so your team always has an accurate picture of your compliance obligations across every market.

Product Intelligence covers the full spectrum of product safety and compliance requirements across 400+ jurisdictions. This includes EU CE marking and product safety directives, REACH and RoHS substance restrictions, US FDA regulations, UK Market Surveillance, China NMPA requirements, India BIS standards, and jurisdiction-specific product safety regimes across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. Coverage extends to chemical content requirements, packaging and labelling rules, and market authorisation processes — updated continuously by 160+ in-house regulatory experts.

Product Intelligence is used most heavily in industries where products cross multiple jurisdictions and carry complex substance or safety obligations: consumer goods, electronics, medical devices, automotive, apparel, food and beverage, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. These are sectors where a missed regulation at market entry, or a substance restriction that wasn’t tracked can mean a delayed launch, a product recall, or a market access ban.

Yes. SDS authoring and management is available within Enhesa’s Product Intelligence offering, deepened by the acquisition of TotalSDS in October 2025. For organisations that need help producing compliant, jurisdiction-specific safety data sheets rather than relying entirely on in-house resource, Enhesa can take on that authoring work. For details on scope and how this is structured for your organisation, your account team can walk you through the options.

With a self-service subscription, your team accesses Enhesa’s regulatory intelligence directly — the monitoring, the database, the alerts. You do the interpretation and the decision-making; Enhesa provides the content layer. Managed and Expert Services shifts more of that work to Enhesa. Compliance support is tailored to your specific needs, with experts taking an active role rather than simply providing access. The right model depends on the size and capability of your in-house function relative to the complexity of your global regulatory obligations.

A product’s compliance picture spans more than one domain. The substances in your product are governed by chemical regulations. The site where it’s manufactured carries EHS obligations. The market you’re selling into has product safety requirements. These overlap. Enhesa covers all three domains on a single platform, so your regulatory affairs, product safety, and EHS teams are working from the same source of truth rather than reconciling data from separate providers. If a substance restriction changes under REACH, that update flows through to the product compliance picture, you don’t need to manually connect the dots across different tools.