
Scip
Simplifying SCIP Compliance
for a Greener Tomorrow
Manage SCIP Compliance with Confidence Using CDX
SCIP compliance is mandatory - but with CDX, it doesn't have to be complicated. The CDX team within DXC Technology has developed a powerful, flexible solution that enables automated SCIP dossier creation, validation, and direct submission to ECHA. With scalable automation, seamless integration, and configurable workflows, CDX adapts to your compliance needs - whether you manage a few products or thousands.
Developed by the CDX team within DXC Technology, CDX has played an active role in the technical development of the SCIP database and the validation of the IUCLID interface. The team has built robust system-to-system capabilities that support secure, accurate dossier uploads directly to ECHA. CDX continues to evolve in line with new SCIP requirements - ensuring your REACH compliance remains streamlined, secure, and future-ready.

CDX Features That Simplify SCIP Compliance

Benefits of Using CDX
CDX simplifies and streamlines regulatory compliance across industries by offering a powerful platform for material data management. It ensures compliance with global regulations, enhances supply chain transparency, and reduces operational risk.
Comprehensive Regulatory Compliance Across Multiple Industries
- CDX supports compliance with major global regulations like REACH, RoHS, SCIP, PFAS, California Proposition 65, EU POPs, TSCA, EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542), and more.
- CDX includes substance lists like AD-DSL, HEDSL, GADSL, RISL, and the IAEG PFAS List, ensuring industry-specific compliance coverage.
Simplified Supply Chain Communication
- Built-in workflows and multilingual communication tools enable seamless data exchange between suppliers and customers.
- Free for suppliers to respond to material data requests, improving data accuracy and response rates.
- CDX enables multi-tier data requests and traceability, reducing manual follow-ups and ensuring a smoother compliance process.
Automated Data Collection and Reusability
- CDX allows for data reuse by linking material declarations (MDS) and supplier inputs across multiple products and customers.
- It includes tools to import/export standardized data (e.g., IPC-1752A, IPC-1754), minimizing duplication and saving time.
SCIP Database Integration
- CDX automates the creation and submission of SCIP dossiers, ensuring compliance with EU Waste Framework Directive requirements.
- It supports ECHA´s API for direct uploads and manages required data such as substance of concern, article identifiers, and material categories.
Risk Mitigation
- Helps prevent product recalls by ensuring accurate tracking of hazardous and restricted substances throughout the product lifecycle.
- Supports early detection of non-compliant materials, reducing regulatory exposure and costly late-stage design changes.
Security & Data Protection
- Adheres to high security standards such as ISO certifications and Oracle-powered cloud infrastructure.
- Ensures secure data storage, controlled access, and compliance with global data protection regulations.
Easy Integration with Existing Systems
- Offers APIs and web services for smooth connection to ERP, PLM, and other enterprise systems.
- Compatible with multiple data formats including IPC, IEC, and IMDS, reducing technical friction.
One Platform - Two Powerful Solutions

Material Data Reporting
Stay ahead of global regulations like REACH, SCIP, and RoHS with CDX´s Material Data Reporting tools. Collect, validate, and share material data across your supply chain with ease. Our advanced features ensure compliance, transparency, and streamlined communication.
- Simplify material data collection and reporting
- Leverage advanced analytics for compliance insights
- Seamlessly integrate with standards like IPC-1754 and IEC 62474

Responsible Minerals Reporting
Take control of your conflict minerals compliance with our Responsible Minerals Reporting solution. Designed for regulatory frameworks like the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation and the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act, CDX empowers your team to meet due diligence requirements and drive sustainable sourcing.
- Simplify Conflict Minerals Declaration (CMD) management
- Expand reporting with the Extended Minerals Declaration (EMD)
- Ensure traceability with centralized smelter validation
SCIP Compliance: What You Need to Know
What is SCIP?
SCIP is the database for information on Substances of Concern In articles as such or in complex objects (Products) established under the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) of the (EU).
Since January 2021, manufacturers and importers of products in the European Union (EU) have been legally obliged to enter them in the SCIP database, to inform downstream product recipients about the presence of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC).
This initiative:
- Supports the circular economy by identifying hazardous substances in the waste stream.
- Enhances product lifecycle transparency for waste operators and consumers.
Who needs to comply SCIP requirements?
Any business that manufactures, imports, or distributes products containing Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) above 0.1% w/w in the EU must comply with SCIP requirements. This includes:
- EU-based manufacturers and assemblers
- EU importers and distributors
- Non-EU companies supplying products to the EU through subsidiaries or partners
If your products are entering the EU market, SCIP compliance is not optional - it´s mandatory.
Who created the SCIP database and why?
The European Commission (EC) established the SCIP database through Directive (EU) 2018/851, which amended the EU Waste Framework Directive (2008/98/EC). The directive requires all EU producers and importers to report articles containing substances from the REACH Candidate List above 0.1% w/w. The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) was tasked with developing and maintaining the SCIP database to improve transparency, support recycling, and ensure safe reuse of materials across the EU.
What are SCIP notifications?
Companies supplying articles containing substances of very high concern (SVHCs) on the Candidate List in a concentration above 0.1% weight by weight (w/w) on the EU market have to submit information on these articles to ECHA.
The exchange of this information between ECHA and those companies is called (SCIP notification).
What substances need to be reported under SCIP?
Companies must report any article that contains substances from the ECHA Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) in concentrations above 0.1% weight by weight (w/w). The Candidate List is maintained by the European Chemicals Agency and is updated regularly. You can find the current list on the ECHA website.
What are the risks of non-compliance with SCIP requirements?
Non-compliance with SCIP regulations can result in:
- Regulatory penalties and fines
- Legal enforcement actions
- Supply chain disruptions
- Damage to brand reputation and customer trust
CDX Updates to Streamline Your SCIP Compliance

CDX Update: New SVHC Added to Candidate List

SCIP Notifiers Package Now Available in CDX
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