Despite the Corona crisis we are still there for you. You can also reach us in our home office by e-mail and telephone. You can find your contact person here. We will also process your inquiries via our website as quickly as possible.

Are your employees on vacation or on short-time work? We would be happy to take over all tasks related to material reporting in these difficult times.

We offer our training courses as webinars until further notice. Here you can find the current training

IMDS-Release 12.1

On March 25th the IMDS Release 12.1 will become active. The new function includes the manual transfer of data between IMDS and CAMDS (China Automotive Material Data System). It allows the import/export of MDS from/to CAMDS for companies with valid IMDS-AI license. For further information please refer to the Release Notes.

We would be pleased to support you in using the new function correctly. Fill out our online form and request a non-binding offer.

GADSL Update

On 20

Dear IMDS,

We express our heartfelt congratulations on your milestone birthday!

Forgive the bluntness, but we would like to say: You have grown pretty old. That is a particular achievement for such a system. Is there anyone in the fast-paced software world that has made it to 20? Fair play to you, IMDS! That is quite an accomplishment!

However, you managed to stay young because you're keeping up with the times, and the 13th facelift is coming up soon, without even counting the small beauty

The date for the deactivation of the Rec019 published datasheets is fixed:

July 1, 2020.

This means that manufacturers and suppliers of electrical and electronic components (E/E components) are required to start collecting real, accurate data from their supply chains as soon as possible. This is the only way to meet the reporting requirements of the automotive sector.

A letter from the Steering Committee (SC) states that after this date it will no longer be possible to create new IMDS

The EU Commission has launched the online portal "Due Diligence Ready!" This portal is intended to help companies comply with the requirements of the EU regulation on conflict minerals. The regulation comes into force on January 1, 2021 and concerns the trade in gold, tin, tantalum and tungsten (the so-called 3TG) from politically unstable regions. EU importers and large EU companies (with more than 500 employees) using these minerals will then be subject to a mandatory due diligence