The Synthetically Accessible Virtual Inventory (SAVI) project is an effort to generate a very large number of easily synthesizable molecules that can be used in, e.g., drug design. About 1.75 billion molecules of the SAVI-2020 release with their associated proposed reactions can be downloaded from the freely accessible SAVI download page . The Reaction SMILES string incorporated for every SAVI-2020 structure can be converted into RXN or RDF files. We have created a simple converter, a Unix shell script (included as rxr2rspl.sh in the supplementary material ZIP file), which converts RXN or RDF files to R-SPL files. This has been applied to a set of SAVI reactions. It is a simple transform of flat-structured RXN files into Reaction SPL (R-SPL) XML documents, with one reaction each. We present as an R-SPL file (as the file reaction-2875.xml in the supplementary material ZIP file) a single-step synthesis based on the copper[I]-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition ("click chemistry") reaction rule (having SAVI transform ID 2875). Several hundred more SAVI reactions are included in both RDF and R-SPL files in the subdirectory "rdf" in the supplementary material ZIP file, whose transforms can be looked up in .