Arriving with the data ready, not scrambling
The Ecodesign Regulation will require declaring durability, repairability, recycled content and substances for almost any physical product in the EU. This module tells you where the product stands and gathers that information before anyone asks for it.
Knowing where you stand before you’re asked
The assessment places the product on the nine axes the Ecodesign Regulation requires you to be able to declare, and says what is missing to move up on each one.
The carbon footprint is computed in code from public-database factors; the model does not write it. And every data point keeps its source, its year and its confidence level: one with no document behind it is marked as such.
What is still to be measured comes out in writing, with who holds it inside the company or at the supplier, and in what order to tackle it.
The module’s tools
They can be used standalone for the company or inside a specific project.
Ecodesign assessment
Durability, repairability, disassembly, recyclability, recycled content, materials, substances, energy and end of life. With improvements prioritised by what they deliver against what they cost.
Passport EPD-ready
The product record: composition, the carbon footprint of the materials, circularity, declared substances and traceability of every data point. It gathers the information the Digital Product Passport and a future environmental declaration are going to require.
REACH/RoHS dossier
It cross-checks what each supplier declares against the ten substances in RoHS Annex II and the 512 on the ECHA Candidate List. It is arithmetic, not AI: it comes out instantly and uses no quota. And it drafts the letter to send to whoever has not declared yet.
Where it is used
The ecodesign assessment and the product assessment work standalone, at company level, and also inside a project, where they start from its context and the result is filed in its record. The REACH/RoHS dossier is project-only: it is built on the project's bill of materials, and outside it there would be nothing to cross-check.
Without repeating what you’ve already done
The assessment reuses the bill of materials from the engineering module and any ecodesign assessment you already have, instead of asking you the same thing again. That same bill of materials is where the footprint and the substances dossier come from.
How far the footprint goes
It covers the embodied emissions of the materials. Manufacturing energy, transport, the use phase and end of life are declared as pending data instead of being estimated, and the document always states what percentage of the mass goes into the total. A total that silently ignores part of the product looks rigorous and isn't.
A document you can hand over
Institutional tone, with every figure traced to its origin and every gap flagged as such. Exportable like the rest of the deliverables.
Neither a verified environmental declaration nor the Digital Product Passport: both require verification by an accredited third party. This is the work you need done beforehand.