How to Navigate the VOC Dashboard
CleanChain now includes the new VOC
Dashboards, This dashboard is
available to users with Premium Plus Subscription and any facility that has
purchased VOC Reporting add-on, effective from April 1, 2026.
VOC Dashboard
In
this dashboard, users can extract a report that shows the Potential to Emit
(PTE) based on the products used and their chemical ingredients during a
selected inventory period. The report includes the percentage of Volatile
Organic Compounds (VOCs), which are organic chemicals that easily evaporate
into the air and may contribute to environmental and health impacts. Using data
from uploaded Safety Data Sheets (SDS), the system classifies VOCs according to
US EPA CERCLIS, EU VOC regulations, and the ZDHC Good and Bad Solvents lists,
where applicable. The
report fulfills supplier air emissions requirements, which include the calculation
of VOC Potential to Emit (PTE) and, the calculation and reporting of annual
Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Maximum
VOC percentage values are derived from the SDS and evaluated against these
regulatory references to ensure proper classification and compliance. The Potential
to Emit (PTE) is calculated using the following formula:
The generated report is filtered based on a
user-defined date range, ensuring that only data within the specified inventory
period is included.
Additionally, the report contains facility inventory data to support annual submissions to the ZDHC Air Emissions Module, which is accessible via the ZDHC Supplier Platform.
As
you navigate the dashboard, you can quickly view total emissions, identify
which materials contribute the most, and access detailed breakdowns to support
reporting and compliance requirements. Follow the steps below to get started:
1. Select Dashboard > VOC Air
Emissions
2. Tick the box to
include chemicals from the selected classification lists.
3. Pick the date range
for the inventory period then, click Apply.
4. Select
the SDS Source.
· Uploaded
by the facility – SDS files uploaded directly by your facility or by the
account linked to your facility.
· Any
SDS in the CleanChain Library - SDS files uploaded by any facility or user
within the platform.
5. Select
Scope.
· All Products – Shows every product in your inventory, including those with 0 kg
recorded (i.e., products not currently in stock but still part of your
inventory list).
· All Products
with Inventory– Shows only products that currently have stock (greater than 0 kg).
· All SDS– Shows all products that have an SDS available, regardless of
stock level.
· \SDS with VOC– Shows only products that have an SDS and
contain VOCs as classified by US EPA CERCLIS, EU VOC regulations,
and the ZDHC
Good and Bad Solvents lists.
6. View
Results and Extract Results
a. View result
according to the selected criteria:
i. Click
. The results will refresh below based on the criteria you selected.
The chart on the left shows the
percentage of products classified as VOC (Organic chemicals that easily
evaporate in the air e.g., acetone, formaldehyde, etc.), non‑VOC (chemicals
that are not considered volatile under EPA rules e.g., methane, ethane, etc.),
or unknown, while the chart on the right displays the percentage of products
identified as good and bad solvents according to the ZDHC, based on the results
from the selected criteria.
b. Export Excel
Report
i. Click
to generate a report based on the selected
criteria.
ii. Click on
to refresh the report's status.
iii. Rename the Report
Title and save changes by clicking 
.
iv. Click 
to
download the report.
Report Sample:
Total VOCs
VOC Details
v. Reload the
filters by clicking 
.
vi. To delete the
generated report, click 
.
c. Add Data to ZDHC Air Emission Module
Below are the Air Emission guidelines you
can refer to for ensuring compliance with environmental standards and
regulatory requirements. Click here for more details.
ii. Enter Chemical formulation using the data from the generated VOC Excel
report.
iii. Then, click Save Chemical Formulation.
iv. Review the data to set or update VOC
reduction goals and repeat the process at least annually.
Reference:
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