Compliance Lookup
Drop your master workbook, name your products, and get each one's REACH, RoHS & POP status in seconds, with the source rows behind every verdict.
Look up REACH, RoHS and POP compliance status for your products straight from your master compliance workbook, entirely in your browser. Drop your Excel workbook, paste your product names, and get each product's REACH SVHC, RoHS and POP verdict in seconds, with the exact source rows behind every result. Nothing is uploaded; your file is processed on your own device.
Frequently asked questions
Is the compliance lookup tool free?
Yes. The Pareo Desk compliance lookup is completely free and needs no account or sign-up.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Your workbook is processed entirely in your browser via WebAssembly and never leaves your device: enforced by a strict content-security policy, not just a promise.
Which regulations does it check?
REACH (SVHC candidate list), RoHS restricted substances, and POP (persistent organic pollutants), all resolved against your own master compliance workbook.
What is the difference between REACH, RoHS and POP?
REACH is the EU's general chemicals regulation, covering registration and the SVHC Candidate List across all substances and articles. RoHS restricts ten specific hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. POP bans or severely restricts persistent organic pollutants, chemicals that do not break down and build up in the environment. A product can be checked against all three at once.
What if my product number is not found?
The tool reports it as not found rather than guessing. A common cause is a leading zero: if you type "0123" but the workbook stores "123", they will not match, and the tool flags entries like this so you can check them.
Can I use a supplier's declaration workbook instead of the master file?
Yes. When the file is not laid out like the master workbook, the tool proposes a column mapping from the headers it finds; confirm or correct it before running.
What does the pre-flight check catch before a run starts?
Structural problems that would otherwise surface as a wrong or missing result: a required sheet not present, a header that does not match what a column is expected to contain, or a critical column, such as the product-ID column, missing entirely. A fatal pre-flight issue blocks the run until it is fixed.