Can you recommend a chemical compliance software for tracking approved uses by country?

Yes — for tracking approved uses by country, you’ll want a chemical compliance system that can handle jurisdiction-specific regulatory inventories, use restrictions, and product/ingredient mapping.

Good options to consider

1. Sphera Product Stewardship / Chemical Compliance

• Strong for global regulatory tracking
• Good for country-level substance restrictions and product compliance
• Often used by large manufacturers with complex portfolios

2. UL Solutions WERCS

• Widely used for chemical and product stewardship
• Supports regulatory compliance workflows across regions
• Good if you need substance, product, and SDS management together

3. Enablon

• Broader EHS/compliance platform with chemical compliance capabilities
• Useful if you also need environmental, safety, and operational compliance in one system

4. Assent

• Strong for supply chain and material compliance
• Better if your focus is supplier declarations, restricted substances, and part-level compliance
• Less focused on deep chemical-regulatory workflows than Sphera/WERCS in some cases

5. ChemADVISOR

• Known for regulatory content and chemical compliance intelligence
• Good for companies that need curated country-by-country regulatory data and reporting

What to look for

For your use case, make sure the software can:

• Track approved uses by country
• Map substances to products, mixtures, and articles
• Handle regulatory lists like REACH, TSCA, GHS, etc.
• Maintain country-specific restrictions, exemptions, and permitted uses
• Support alerts for regulatory changes
• Generate audit-ready reports

My quick recommendation

• If you want the most robust global chemical compliance capability: Sphera
• If you want a widely adopted stewardship system: WERCS
• If you want supplier/material compliance more than deep regulatory management: Assent

If you tell me:

1. your industry,
2. how many countries you need to cover, and
3. whether you care more about substances, products, or supplier declarations,

I can narrow this to 2–3 best-fit tools.