Be the supplier the AI engine names for chemicals.
Formulators now shortlist suppliers inside an AI answer before they ever open a supplier website.
A formulator or R&D lead comparing additives, resins and performance chemistries against a spec.
- ›Best halogen-free flame retardant for polyamide 66 at 25% glass fill
- ›Which suppliers offer REACH-compliant rheology modifiers for waterborne coatings in Europe?
- ›Alternatives to titanium dioxide for high-opacity architectural paint
- ›Who supplies bio-based polyols for rigid PU insulation foam in the EU?
- ›Compare epoxy curing agents for low-temperature cure in wind blade manufacturing
Your technical datasheets are PDFs behind a form. AI engines cannot read them, so they cite a distributor or a competitor with an HTML spec page instead of you.
- Technical datasheets restructured so engines can extract grade, spec and compliance data
- Product and TechArticle structured data on every grade page
- Regulatory language (REACH, RoHS, FDA) made machine-readable so compliance queries surface you
- Prompt-by-prompt tracking of which grades get cited and which competitors take your place
Every company an engine names alongside you is classified by what it actually is, so share of voice is measured against genuine peers rather than a flat list of mentions.
Specialty Chemicals: common questions
Why are our datasheets invisible to AI engines?
Because they are PDFs behind a form. Generative engines answer from text they can fetch and parse. A grade page in HTML with structured product data is quotable; a gated PDF is not, so the engine cites a distributor or a competitor instead.
Can you keep regulatory wording intact?
Yes. REACH, RoHS, FDA and CLP language is preserved verbatim; we restructure around it so an engine can attach the compliance fact to your grade rather than paraphrasing it away.
Which competitors will we be compared against?
Resin producers, compounders, additive suppliers, distributors and toll manufacturers are segmented separately, so your gap analysis compares you to companies that actually compete for the same specification.