Markets
Registers, deadlines and reporting routes vary by country.
EPR · Europe · Clarity
EPR compliance Simply done.
Eprify brings regulatory requirements, reporting, deadlines and supporting evidence together in one place across countries and product areas.
In development · A product of Datinex GmbH
As the business grows
Each new market adds new EPR work.
A new country, a new product line or a battery in a product can be enough. Registers, deadlines and reporting requirements can change with it.
When information is spread across spreadsheets, portals and individual knowledge, changes and handovers take more work than they should.
Products
Packaging, electrical equipment or batteries: one product can fall into more than one EPR area.
Data
Reporting needs quantities, product data and supporting evidence to line up.
Knowledge
Deadlines and special cases should not depend on who knows where the right spreadsheet is.
Eprify keeps this information together in one place. So it remains clear what applies, what is still missing and where a figure came from.
The process
How Eprify works.
The information is brought together where it is needed, from the first market check through to reporting.
Capture the starting point
Countries, products and sales routes form the basis. From there, it becomes clear which EPR areas need to be checked.
Organise requirements
Deadlines, registration requirements and required data are brought together for each market.
Prepare the report
Quantities and supporting records are linked so the basis of a report remains traceable later on.
Traceable
Not just report. Trace it back.
A report does not end with the submitted figure. It still needs to be clear later which data created it.
Product data, quantities and supporting records stay linked. That makes it possible to explain what was reported and on which basis.
The reported figure for the market, period and EPR area.
The values are brought together by market, period and EPR area.
Supporting records provide the basis for the later evaluation.
Product data and EPR-relevant attributes form the starting point.
Who it's for
For companies whose EPR work grows with the business.
Online retail
Keep new markets in view
Expanding into new countries means checking new EPR requirements. Eprify is designed to show which topics are relevant and what needs to happen next.
Mid-sized businesses & manufacturers
Move EPR knowledge out of spreadsheets
When deadlines, registrations and reporting data are spread across spreadsheets, portals and individual people, every change takes extra work. Eprify is designed to turn that work into a traceable process.
Understanding EPR
EPR starts before the report is due.
EPR stands for Extended Producer Responsibility. Depending on the product, country and role, it can lead to different registration, reporting and other obligations.
The relevant areas do not depend on the product alone. The target market and sales route can matter too.
Open the EPR glossary
1
Packaging
Packaging and its components form a separate EPR area.
2
Electrical and electronic equipment
Electrical and electronic equipment is considered separately from packaging.
3
Batteries
Batteries contained in or supplied with a product can create additional requirements.
One product can fall into several EPR areas at the same time. A battery-powered electrical product can, for example, involve packaging, electrical equipment and batteries.
Europe
One process. Different rules in each country.
EPR is not implemented in the same way across Europe. Registers, deadlines, responsibilities and reporting routes can differ from one market to another.
Eprify is structured so countries and product areas can be considered separately and brought together in one working process.
Current build
in development
DEGermany
FRFrance
ITItaly
PLPoland
Product areas
Packaging
Electrical and electronic equipment
Batteries
Eprify is expanding step by step to include more countries and product areas.
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EPR does not have to stay complicated.
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