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YASH Technologies of East Moline Ill. has launched inREACH, an on-demand web-based tool for managing REACH compliance. YASH created the software as a means to simplify the complex REACH legislation into a step-by-step process.

inREACH integrates six core modules for REACH compliance:

Master data with product (substance) and supplier/customer management
Supply chain communication
SIEF & consortium management
Document management
Report management
Administration

YASH EVP, Kevin Jansen, notes that the company launched inREACH in the software-as-a-service (SAAS) model to offer customers an alternative to the implementation and operational costs of owning a REACH tool.

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