Model real storage
Build a hierarchy from site to shelf, mark meaningful segregation boundaries and keep jurisdiction consistent through the tree.
Chemical location & QR tracking
Know where chemicals are kept — before you need them.
Map sites, buildings, rooms, cabinets and shelves; assign chemicals with approximate quantities; then print QR labels that take staff to the right record on site.
Free Basic plan · Web, iOS and Android
Safe Foundry
Chemical store
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Sign in to scan, or enter the location code in Inventory.
Run the live chemical check before placing stock.
QR access improves identification and workflow; storage decisions still require confirmed data, supplier information and site-specific judgement.
What you can do
Turn location knowledge into a shared system
Replace labels that lead nowhere and storage knowledge held by one person with a navigable location tree connected to the chemical register.
Label chemicals and places
Generate printable QR labels for chemicals and locations. Scanning opens the matching record rather than a generic document folder.
Screen before placement
Use confirmed transport-class data to run a deterministic advisory segregation check at the nearest relevant boundary.
How it works
From location tree to on-site check
Set up the structure once, connect chemicals to it, and give staff a fast path back to current information.
- 1
Create the location hierarchy
Add sites, buildings, rooms, cabinets and shelves, then identify the boundaries where a storage check should apply.
- 2
Assign chemicals and context
Record presence, approximate quantity and container description, with an optional photograph and placement pin.
- 3
Print, scan and check
Print inert labels from the app, scan the chemical and location, then review the advisory result before storing.
Location structure
Keep a consistent map of the places your team actually uses, including nested storage and archived locations.
- Site-to-shelf hierarchy
- Editable segregation boundaries
- Location status and human-readable codes
Field-ready context
Give staff more than a location name when they are standing in front of a cabinet or store.
- Photographs with placement pins
- Chemical and location QR label sheets
- Camera scan or short-code entry
Bounded screening
Safe Foundry presents a conservative advisory result and its rationale without pretending to model every site condition.
- Deterministic rules, not AI verdicts
- Confirmed classification data only
- Clear unsupported and supplier-advice outcomes
Storage guidance
Segregation is one part of a wider storage risk assessment
HSE's HSG71 covers storage design, hazard identification, risk assessment, emergency arrangements, training, audit and review for packaged dangerous substances.
Questions
What teams ask before getting started
Clear boundaries matter in chemical safety. These answers explain what Safe Foundry supports and where professional judgement stays essential.
Are Safe Foundry QR labels public links?
No. A scan resolves the label through Safe Foundry and still requires the product's normal organisation access and authorisation rules before protected information is shown.
Does the segregation check approve a storage location?
No. It is an advisory screen based on confirmed transport-class data and the recorded boundary. It does not model ventilation, bunding, fire resistance, package condition, quantity limits or every site-specific risk.
Can locations have photographs?
Yes. You can add a location photograph and mark a placement point. Basic currently limits photographed locations; paid plans provide broader photo access as shown on the live pricing page.
Can Safe Foundry track chemicals in more than one location?
Yes. The same chemical can be assigned to several locations with separate approximate quantity and container context for each placement.
Explore the platform
Keep the rest of the workflow connected
Make chemical locations easier to find and review
Create your first location, connect a chemical and generate a sample label from the app.