Inventory – SDS Section: Add or View Safety Data Sheets

1. Click on the "Inventory" Module in the top header.
   
   
   
2. Click on the Name to see the inventory item Details Page that you are interested in: Raw Material or Consumable.
   

   Raw Materials	Consumables

   
   The SDS Section is not applicable for Equipment.
   
   
3. Click on "SDS" to navigate to the SDS section. Then, click on "Add SDS".
   
   
   
4. Fill in the required fields in the form. All fields with an asterisks* are mandatory and all fields without asterisks are optional.  The Storage Class field will auto-populate after a UN Number has been entered.  
   
   
   

   Field Name	Description
   Upload SDS*	By clicking on this field, you can upload a file directly from your computer
   Revision Date*	This represents the last date that the SDS was updated or revised. You can generate a report to view all SDS's with outdated revision dates. If you are not able to find the revision date, use the issue date.
   UN Number*	The UN number is a 4-digit number used to classify the shipping hazards of the raw material. Albert also uses this number for Storage Compatibility. Immediately after selecting the UN number, the associated Storage Class Number and Description will be shown. The UN number can be found in Section 14 of a SDS.
   Storage Class*	Storage Compatibility Class - will auto-populate based on the UN Number
   Hazard Statements	Optional field to add hazard statements. can add multiple.
   Jurisdiction	Optional field - country / region SDS written for
   Language	Language of Safety Data Sheet
   WGK	German Water Class Classification

5. Click the "Create" button.
   
   

Viewing / Downloading the SDS File

1. Either click on the SDS file name, or the menu button and select "Download SDS" in the dropdown.
   
2. A popup will appear when the file has been downloaded successfully.
   

Editing or SDS file information 

1. Click on the menu button and select "Edit SDS" in the dropdown.
   
2. Now you can edit the SDS file information such as uploading another SDS file, or changing the revision date and UN number.
   
3. Click "Save" to confirm your changes.

Note: You can also edit the extracted pictograms. Learn more here.

Deleting the SDS

1. Click on the menu button and select "Edit SDS" in the dropdown. In the side popup, select "Delete".
   
   
   
2. Confirm by clicking on "Delete".
   

Note: You might be interested in Inventory – SDS Section: Add / Remove Pictograms Extracted from SDS and Supported File Types and Maximum Document Sizes .