Four compliance modules. Six expansion verticals.

Aleph covers four regulatory modules today — FSVP, CPSIA/CPC, Prop 65, and PFAS — with six verticals identified for expansion ordered by the enforcement gradient, not by engineering ease.

Compliance modules

Children's product safety (CPSIA and CPC)

Progress: 100%

Generate the Children's Product Certificate (CPC) required under CPSIA for any product made for kids 12 and under.

Workflow

Add the product: SKU, manufacturer, country of origin, and the age group it's made for.
Upload the test report from a CPSC-accepted lab and attach it to the product.
Fill in the certificate: product description, the safety standards it meets, lab details, test and manufacture dates and locations, importer info, and the tracking label.
Review the finished certificate, then generate it as a PDF ready to file or share with customs.

Add a children's product to the system
Fill out the certificate's required fields
Preview the certificate before it's finalized
Generate the finished certificate as a PDF
Upload the lab's test report and attach it to the product
Track whether a certificate is a draft, issued, or replaced by a newer one
See every CPSIA product and its certificate status at a glance
Choose from a built-in list of CPSC safety standards, including ASTM F963
Importer details fill in automatically from the company's profile
Only companies that handle children's products can open this module
Make sure each company can only see its own certificates
Export certificate data in the format CPSC e-Filing expects
Add a general consumer product and only see the compliance rules relevant to it
Submit filing data directly to the government's customs system (ACE) once the July 2026 mandate takes effect
See the full history of a certificate, including every earlier version it replaced

Chemical warning labels (California Prop 65)

Progress: 100%

Check products against California's Prop 65 chemical list and generate the required warning label.

Workflow

Add the product: materials, manufacturer, and country of origin.
Answer whether the product needs a Prop 65 warning — yes, no, or not sure. A "no" answer is recorded as the official assessment.
Pick the chemicals present from a built-in list, how a person could be exposed to them, and whether the warning is for cancer, reproductive harm, or both.
Choose a short-form or long-form label, preview it at packaging and shelf-tag size, then download it as a PDF.

Add a product for a Prop 65 review
Record a yes / no / not-sure warning assessment
Pick from a built-in list of chemicals, with reference numbers and explanations
Choose whether the warning covers cancer, reproductive harm, or both
Note how a person could be exposed to the chemical
A checkbox confirming the product meets the safe-harbor exposure limit, with an explanation
Generate the wording for a short-form or long-form warning label
Preview the label at packaging and shelf-tag size
Generate the warning label as a PDF
Look up the current list of Prop 65 chemicals
See every Prop 65 product and its warning status at a glance
Only companies selling products into California can open this module
Make sure each company can only see its own disclosure records
Add a general consumer product and only see the compliance rules relevant to it
Track a 60-day notice of violation and its cure deadline
The list of regulated chemicals updates automatically each week, and flags any of a company's disclosures affected by a change
Warning labels tailored to the specific product

PFAS ('forever chemical') disclosure

Progress: 100%

Answer a guided questionnaire about PFAS chemicals in a product and see which state regulations apply.

Workflow

Add the product: category, materials, and manufacturer details.
Answer whether the product contains PFAS — yes, no, or unknown. A "no" answer completes a certification; an "unknown" answer comes with guidance.
For each PFAS-containing part: its name, the specific substance, how much it contains, and what it's used for (such as water resistance or non-stick coating).
Select which states the product is sold in, and the applicable state regulations are identified automatically.
Generate a PDF disclosure report with the component list, applicable regulations, and the company's certification.

Add a product for a PFAS review
A guided, step-by-step questionnaire: assessment, then components, then regulations
Record a yes / no / unknown assessment, with guidance for unknown cases
Add or remove PFAS-containing components as needed
A built-in database of state PFAS regulations across eight states
Applicable regulations fill in automatically based on the states selected
Preview the disclosure report before generating it
Generate the disclosure report as a PDF
See every PFAS product and its disclosure status at a glance
Only companies with PFAS-containing products can open this module
Make sure each company can only see its own disclosure records
Add a general consumer product and only see the compliance rules relevant to it
Generate a state-specific disclosure report for six states
Export the annual report Maine's environmental agency requires
Search a database of roughly 8,380 known PFAS substances while filling out a disclosure
Ask a supplier to fill out their own PFAS questionnaire, and their answers attach directly to the requesting company's product

Foreign supplier verification (FSVP, for food importers)

Progress: 100%

Required for US food importers: verify that foreign suppliers produce food that meets US safety standards.

Workflow

Add the imported food: supplier, country of origin, and food category.
Identify possible hazards — biological, chemical, physical, or radiological — and rate how severe and how likely each one is.
Based on how severe the hazard is, choose how the supplier will be verified: an onsite audit, sampling and testing, or a records review, and how often.
Assign a Qualified Individual — someone trained in-house, or an outside firm — to carry out the verification.
Generate a complete package of FSVP records for a supplier, ready for an FDA inspection or a customs entry.

Add a food product for an FSVP review
A dedicated FSVP workspace
Look up FDA enforcement actions and adverse-event reports
Export a complete FSVP inspection package for a single supplier
A guided FDA registration setup
Record a hazard analysis for a product across four hazard categories
Schedule and track supplier verification activities
Maintain a roster of Qualified Individuals and who's assigned where
Each company can only see and manage its own FSVP records
Overdue verifications show up alongside a company's other compliance alerts
Simple forms for recording a hazard analysis, a supplier verification, or a Qualified Individual
See a product's FSVP status — hazards, supplier verifications, assigned Qualified Individuals — right on the product page
A readiness checklist for each product showing whether it's ready for inspection, with red/yellow/green status across hazard analysis, supplier verification, assigned Qualified Individual, and supporting documents
A directory of foreign suppliers that can be reused across products
Support for more than one person editing FSVP records at the same time

EU product compliance (REACH, SVHC, RoHS)

Compliance for products sold in the European Union: REACH chemical safety, SVHC high-concern substance declarations, RoHS for products with electrical components, and general EU product safety rules.

Workflow

Add the product being exported to the EU: materials, manufacturer, and country of origin.
List every material used — plastics, paints, adhesives, plating solutions, coatings.
Confirm REACH compliance for each material and upload the required SVHC declarations.
Upload a Material Safety Data Sheet for each chemical treatment, and optionally track a bill of materials.
Generate the REACH certificate and SVHC summary for a customs or compliance audit.

Flag a product as an EU export
Only companies exporting to the EU can open this module
Store REACH declarations, SVHC assertions, and material components for each product
Keep each company's EU compliance records private and separate
Manage EU products, declarations, SVHC assertions, and materials
A dedicated EU compliance page listing products and their status
Generate a REACH certificate and SVHC summary as a PDF
Get alerted to overdue declarations, missing SVHC assertions, or gaps in material sourcing info
Jump between a product's page and its EU compliance record
Attach a Material Safety Data Sheet to a product, the same way Prop 65 and PFAS already support
Support products sold in more than one country, each with its own regional requirements
A general framework for matching a product to the right rules and paperwork by country
Compliance support for Canada, similar to the US CPSC process
Compliance support for Australia
Roll out gradually: EU first, then let a company choose its countries, then match countries to where the product actually ships

Expansion verticals

Six verticals identified for next-round build, ordered by enforcement activity and overlap with the existing module stack.

Apparel & Textiles · High priority

Market: Large — #1 PFAS enforcement target.
Have: CPSIA (children's), Prop 65, PFAS.
Need: Flammability (16 CFR 1610/1615), textile labeling (fiber content, care labels).

Cosmetics & Personal Care · High priority

Market: Growing — MoCRA brand new (2023).
Have: Prop 65, PFAS.
Need: MoCRA (facility registration + product listing), FDA adverse event reporting.

Furniture & Home Goods · Medium priority

Market: Medium — formaldehyde + flammability active enforcement.
Have: CPSIA, Prop 65, PFAS.
Need: TSCA Title VI (formaldehyde), CA TB 117 (flammability).

Electronics & Electrical · Medium priority

Market: Large, technical audience.
Have: Prop 65.
Need: FCC Part 15 (EMC testing), UL/ETL listing, RoHS, conflict minerals.

Dietary Supplements · Medium priority

Market: Medium-high — FDA scrutiny increasing.
Have: FSVP, Prop 65.
Need: DSHEA (NDI notifications), cGMP (21 CFR 111).

Automotive Aftermarket · Low priority

Market: Niche.
Have: Prop 65.
Need: FMVSS, CARB, EPA emissions.

From the admin UI

Aleph admin roadmap page with all modules

Admin roadmap — captured during the FSVP Pro era, before the rebrand to Aleph Co. in April 2026. The structure is unchanged; only the wordmark moved.

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