Data management and advanced analytics for efficient compliance
In today's ever-changing regulatory environment, businesses must comply with a wide range of requirements to avoid various legal and financial consequences. This often involves managing a vast amount of complex data, which can prove challenging and resource-intensive.
Meet your regulatory compliance goals with SAIFTY Enterprise: efficient data management and advanced analytics for streamlined compliance across multiple languages, regions, and information ratings.
SAIFTY uses its own extractor that has been certified by SAP.
The extractor can load information for specifications, composition, properties, identifiers, usages, phrases, dangerous goods, master data, document publication, and more.
SAIFTY is transforming the extracted information from several SAP EH&S source systems into an analytics data room, using robots to run the transformation processes. The information can then be used for all further analysis and reporting demands. The loading of information can be configured. The transformation is done for each extraction.
Based on this data room, SAIFTY executes further aggregations and standardizations to prepare the data for use as a digital SDS, REACH, SVT, DG, hazardous substance inventories, and more.
The analytics data room and its further processed information (data marts) can be used to enable ad-hoc reporting, standard reporting, integrations, digital passports, etc.
To create more aggregations faster, SAIFTY provides its own query builder for key users of SAP EH&S. With the query builder, users can easily define what information they are interested in and SAIFTY takes over the generation of data in the background.
Based on the information of relevant identifiers, properties, the regulatory region, the expected language, and the aggregation type, SAIFTY creates and keeps information up to date.
The SAIFTY user interface is used to specify digital passports, and information from the specific data marts inside the Lake is then published to the web platform. The passport can be shared both internally and externally. It contains all information from the SDS, as well as additional information from other source systems.
