Help Manual¶

• Table of contents
• Help Manual
  • Registration
  • Inside GDX
  • User Preference setting
  • Creating a Part Level Declaration
  • Creating a Conflict Minerals Declaration
  • Sharing Data with Your Customers
    • Sharing data with non-GDX users
  • Responding to a Customer Request
  • More Advanced Topics

GDX is a compliance database which centralizes the access to compliance and component information.
GDX also simplifies in updating and maintaining your information as you can easily add any part or update a Declaration of Conformance which confirms to the latest regulations.

Registration¶

A supplier can have Multiple accounts.
You can register for a free account at http://www.qpointtech.com/gdxregistersupplier.

Inside GDX¶

Upon logging into GDX, You can find 5 tabs on the left of the page:

Dashboard: Home Page of GDX which shows notifications on the activities of the account.
Requests: This page shows Customer Part Data Requests.
Parts: All the parts entered can be viewed here.
Conflict Minerals: A page to declare Conflict Mineral Data.
Documents: The page gives a quick view of the documents uploaded in the account.

User Preference setting¶

Disable Past Due Notification

Creating a Part Level Declaration¶

Requests
Creating a Part
RoHS Declaration
REACH Declaration
SCIP
Material Disclosure
Publishing

Creating a Conflict Minerals Declaration¶

Conflict Minerals Declaration

Sharing Data with Your Customers¶

Sharing data with other GDX users

Sharing data with non-GDX users¶

When sharing data with customers of yours that do not use GDX, you can export any part to a selected format. GDX will generate a file that you can send to your customer.

• Exporting a part to an IPC 1752A file
• Exporting a part to a spreadsheet

Responding to a Customer Request¶

Responding a Request
Bulk Creating Parts from a Request

More Advanced Topics¶

Managing Part Families
Importing Parts
Manufacturing Process
Importing IPC 1752 Declarations
Sharing Control