easyTRA - Targeted Risk Assessment

EasyTRA Licence Model

The following table gives an overview of the scope of different licence types:

Available Licences
Function	Standard	Expert	Expert Plus
Risk Calculation Worker Consumer Environment
Multilingual User Interface English German
Report generation including Calculation and assessment of exposure risks Documentation of entry data, algorithms and default assumptions
Multilingual Report English German
Field-proven file management
Modification of exposure scenarios at Tier 2 and Tier 3 level
Revision Manager (file-internal version management)
IUCLID 6 Interface Import of phys/chem data Import of DNEL / PNEC values Import of exposure scenarios from chapter 3.5 Export of (safe) exposure scenarios to chapter 3.5 Export of exposure scenarios to chapter 3.7 Simultanuous export of scenarios to multiple IUCLID data sets
spERC Generator (customised spERCs)
PC/AC Generator (customised product and article categories)
Assemble combined consumer and worker scenarios
CSR generator for chapters 9 and 10
eSDS Annex generator
CONSEXPO® module for consumer exposure assessment
Calculation of mixtures

A complete list of the current licence fees can be found here.

Typical licence usages

Standard licence

The Standard licence is designed for small to medium size companies which need a field-proven software to calculate exposure scenarios. IUCLID 6 import and export is disabled in the standard licence.

Expert licence

The Expert licence is designed for large companies with numerous substances and scenarios to manage which requires an efficient way to exchange data between IUCLID 6 and EasyTRA.

Expert Plus licence

The Expert Pro licence allows you to use the integrated CONSEXPO® module for consumer exposure assessments.

Consortia licence

The Consortia licence allows a group of users to use EasyTRA for one substance at a special fee, depending of the size of the group. The licence includes all features of the Expert licence.

In consortia that manage numerous substances simultaneously it could be more economical if all participants buy their own expert licence.