- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Structured relational / tabular records delivered through a browser workspace, with a modelled scenario layer on top (a model library and 'what if' analysis rather than flat extracts). Units offered in both metric and British. Export and API availability for bulk delivery is not stated and should be confirmed.
- Volume
- Order-of-magnitude from the stated library: 9,000+ plant records cross-joined against 3,500 products and 2,000+ markets, so the working universe is millions of plant-product-market cells even at sparse fill, plus a weekly stream of plant and process change records and four revision snapshots a year — therefore roughly 50 dated revisions and 40+ years of weekly deltas accumulated. Exact record and vintage counts are not published; request a coverage and vintage statement.
- Users
- Seat-based enterprise subscription, not consumer registration: CPI engineers, analysts and executives. Estimate of a few dozen to low hundreds of licensed seats, inferred from a roughly six-person specialist consultancy operating one flagship subscription product for a narrow professional audience. Request further research — the served page publishes no customer or seat count.
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Mature and active — a continuously maintained asset (weekly updates, four annual revisions, yearly market refreshes) that has been re-platformed into a current workspace front end with a model library and scenario tooling. Steady-state maintenance rather than growth-stage scaling.
- Launched
- Bracket rather than a date: the firm advertises more than 40 years of chemical industry expertise and the plant/product library predates its current workspace interface, so the database itself dates from roughly the 1980s-1990s while the present software product is considerably newer. Request further research — confirm the first publication year of the ChemPlan database and the current platform separately.
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated