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Data & suppliers

Every value knows where it came from.

The data hub brings together what is created across four modules — and shows for every data point whether it is present, pending or open.

Data hub in Reguly: completeness indicator at 64 per cent and the global data pool
Regulation
PPWR (EU) 2025/40
Context
Art. 5, 7, 39, Annex VIII
Module
Data hub + data pool
Sources per value
5

Those placing on the market

Your evidence depends on information that sits with your suppliers.

Compliance & purchasing

You work on one dataset instead of passing spreadsheets back and forth.

Consultants & law firms

You check your clients’ data for completeness.

Ausgangslage

PPWR projects fail on the data, not on willingness

Material composition, recyclate share and PFAS values are known to the material supplier — not to the party placing the product on the market. What comes back is spread across email attachments, spreadsheets and folders.

  • The same value sits in three spreadsheets, in three versions, at three different dates.
  • Nobody can say how complete the dataset is overall — only what happens to be noticed right now.
  • In an audit there is no proof of where a value came from and who signed it off.
  • Certificates and test reports get searched for again with every case.

How you work with it

01

Review the dataset

On opening, the hub shows the completeness rate and separates present from pending data points. It is a view onto what is created in the modules anyway — not a second data-entry form.

Completeness indicator of the data hub at 64 per cent
02

Assign the gaps

Every open point hangs off a product or a packaging component. From that follows who has to supply the information.

Product list in Reguly with packaging components per product
03

Trigger the source

If a supplier detail is missing, a structured data request goes out. If a document is missing, it moves into the global data pool — PDF, Excel, Word and images up to 20 MB.

Supplier list in Reguly with material groups and open data requests
04

Check and release

You check incoming values in the review and release them. Only then do they count as present. The AI extraction supplies a suggestion with a confidence value — nothing is taken over unchecked.

Recycled-content tracking in Reguly with released values per packaging component

What matters most

Provenance instead of trust

For an audit it is not only that a value exists that counts, but where it came from. Every data point carries its source — DoC generator, data request, data pool, roadmap or manual — and where a history exists, released states can be inspected. That is the difference between a well-kept spreadsheet and evidence that holds.

Im Zusammenspiel

Ein Datenbestand, der weiterreicht

  1. 01

    Supplier requests

    fetches the values from outside

    Material composition · Recyclate share · PFAS & heavy metals

  2. 02

    Data hub

    brings them together and evidences their provenance

    checked value · source · version

  3. 03

    DoC generator

    draws the declaration of conformity from it

    DoC under Annex VIII

Frequently asked questions

Can I see where a single value came from?

Yes. Every entry carries a source — DoC generator, data request, data pool, roadmap or manual. Where a version history exists, the released states can be inspected.

Do I have to maintain data twice if I have already created products?

No. The hub reads what is created in the modules. It is a view onto the dataset, not a second data-entry form.

Why the data pool if there are data requests?

The pool is meant for recurring standard documents such as certificates, standards and test reports. Data requests, by contrast, collect product-specific values from suppliers.

How reliable is the product detection from documents?

It supplies a suggestion with a confidence value that you confirm or discard in the review dialog. Reguly detects duplicates by GTIN or name. Nothing is taken over without release.

Which file formats does the data pool accept?

PDF, Excel, Word and images up to 20 MB per file.

Know where you stand

Five questions show you how far your data carries you for the PPWR — free and without signing up.

Reguly

Compliance & customer experience on one platform — PPWR, ESPR and EU AI Act, one data pool.

GDPR compliantEU hosted

Reguly is software for documenting and organizing regulatory requirements and does not provide legal advice within the meaning of the German Legal Services Act (RDG). All content and automatically generated assessments are for information only and do not replace a case-by-case legal review. Responsibility for meeting regulatory obligations remains with the user.

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