Chemaxon Compliance Checker and cHemTS

Get yourself a guide to navigate the unclear regulations of similar compounds, like the US Federal Analogue Act’s definition of “substantially similar”. Compliance Checker reliably flags molecules highly similar to controlled substances based on a consensus of three fingerprints, heuristic weighting and functional groups.

Use Compliance Checker’s knowledge base of the latest legislation from 18 countries and 5 international regulations with continuous updates and extensions. Upon request, we integrate new legislation, extend geographical coverage, or add internal corporate policies, while the built-in knowledge base editor allows you to add your own controlled substances.

Perform instant compliance checks for legislation based on generic molecule definition, like the 3rd Generation Cannabinoids in the UK. Chemaxon’s Markush search and homology group technology gives you accurate hits.

cHemTS provides over 99% accuracy* in assigning HS codes. It automatically identifies drugs based on the active ingredients listed in Drugs@FDA and the Green Book, and highlights relevant FDA and DEA flags. It also checks for tax free import options by cross-referencing country-specific Pharmaceutical Agreements.

*Tested on the Chapter 29 CN codes (~50,000) available in the ECICS database
(link:https://taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu/online-services/online-services-and-databases-customs/ecics-european-customs-inventory-chemical-substances_en)

Currently, the cHemTS knowledge base covers nine countries, with specific export codes for three of them. This makes it ideal for companies dealing with international regulations and diverse market requirements. Supported content:

Canada, China, European Union, Germany, India, Japan (import and export), Switzerland (import and export), United Kingdom, United States (HTS & Schedule B), Australia

cHemTS automatically distinguishes between organic salts and mixtures, properly classifying them into Chapter 29 or Chapter 38.