Carbon accounting, extended producer responsibility and the digital product passport all draw on the same data — product, material, supplier, end-of-life. Most companies enter it three times, into three systems, from three vendors. RINS Carbon Compliance keeps one record and files from it.
Built for producers, importers and brand owners placing goods on the EU market
Reporting obligations are gated by company size. Product obligations are gated by what you sell. Dropping out of one does not remove the other.
Every module reads from the same normalized product record. Add one and the data you already entered carries across.
Full ESRS E1 disclosure with an evidence package your assurance provider can work directly from.
Register what you place on the market, track it after sale, and file per market and per stream.
Built to the three-tier access model — public, restricted, authority — that textiles and electronics will inherit.
Limited assurance is mandatory. When your auditor points at a figure and asks where it came from, the answer needs to be one click — not one week of reconstructing spreadsheets.
Export is built on the official EFRAG taxonomy and conformance-tested against the real product export path.
Void a source document and every figure, disclosure and materiality score downstream updates, with before-and-after metadata on each.
An unscored topic is flagged, never quietly treated as immaterial. The dangerous bug is the one that returns a number without an error.
We never grant entry to your data on your behalf. Attestation authority is granted to a named person and recorded.
Registration lines are priced per market and per stream, so you pay for the obligations you actually hold. Scheme, government and eco-contribution fees are passed through at cost, itemised, with no margin.
| Market | Packaging | WEEE | Batteries | Eco-modulation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Germany | Live | Live | Live | Tracked |
| France | Live | Live | Live | Tracked |
| Italy | Live | Live | Live | In build |
| Netherlands, Spain, Poland | In build | In build | In build | — |
A 45-minute review covering the markets and streams you are registered in, the ones you are missing, and what the passport will require from your bill of materials. No deck.