SDSentry

SDSentry

OSHA HazCom & SDS software, beat the Nov 20 deadline

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Published on Sep 13, 2026
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About SDSentry

SDSentry keeps your OSHA Hazard Communication program audit-ready without hiring a safety consultant: a searchable Safety Data Sheet (SDS) library, GHS labels, the written HazCom plan, and training records — all in one place. Built for small employers (cleaning, auto, dental, salons, trades) who must comply by the 20 November 2026 deadline but have no EHS department. $24 per location per month, no document cap. (For the technically inclined: it also ships an MCP server, so an AI agent can check your HazCom readiness and pull safety data sheets on demand.)

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nckbrz

A focused compliance workspace that could make SDS tracking much less stressful for operations teams.

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nckbrz
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Clear compliance workflows should help teams stay ahead of safety documentation deadlines.

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@0xpi

@nckbrz Thanks, Nick. That is the aim: before the Nov 20, 2026 HazCom deadline, labels, the written program and training all need updating, so keeping them beside the SDS library helps. If you try it, tell me what is missing.