1. Which exact formulation?One file should represent one defined product and formulation, not a broad product family.
2. What product information is available?Confirm whether composition ranges, identifiers, physical form, label and supporting records can be shared.
3. Who is requesting it and why?Record the buyer, courier, marketplace, destination market or internal use case.
4. Is transport information needed?Confirm the mode and destination so Section 14 can be handled in the correct context.
5. Are concentration ranges clear?Hazardous constituents and relevant ranges must match the actual formulation data supplied.
6. What counts as a revision?A factual correction within the original scope differs from a new formula, language, market or testing requirement.
7. Who will answer follow-up questions?Keep one responsible contact available if clarification is needed before or after delivery.