Compliance & Reporting
Are your products compliant? Let's ask them.
One source of truth that can be analyzed internally, reported externally, and controlled with permissioned broadcast continuously — all from the same record.
Compliance is multiplying faster than most systems can handle
Brands aren't facing one regulation — they're facing a dozen, each with its own schema, deadline, language and authority. A material disclosure for one market doesn't satisfy a due diligence requirement in another. Teams end up rebuilding the same underlying data into a different shape every time a new regulation appears, and falling behind the moment two deadlines overlap.
What one universal record makes possible
A persistent digital identity, built on one schema-flexible record, makes every product interrogable — origin, composition, compliance status, circular lifecycle, all resolvable from a single source instead of assembled from scattered systems. Any question about a product has an answer already sitting inside the record.
- "Where did this come from?" — component genealogy, tier by tier
- "Is this compliant?" — policy checks against current regulation, not a static report
- "What should a consumer know?" — lifecycle and event history, structured for transparency
- "Has this been resold or repaired?" — circular lifecycle history
Piloting the passport before it's law.
EON is a technology partner in CIRPASS-2, the EU-funded initiative building the technical infrastructure and running the pilots that will shape the Digital Product Passport under ESPR. We are actively supporting the development of Digital Product Passport intelligence, as one of a few technology companies selected globally to pilot the proposed Digital Product Passport requirements on the EON platform, in partnership with a top 20 global brand and their value chain ecosystem.
One data model, every regulatory format
EON's backend structures product, component, and lifecycle data once — at the source, as it's created — using a schema-flexible model that adapts to new fields and formats without a rebuild. That data lives in EON's knowledge graph, which maps to whatever format a given regulation requires: a DPP schema, a due diligence disclosure, a customs filing — pulled from the same underlying record, not rebuilt from scratch each time.
- Unified data model, schema-flexible by design — new fields and formats extend it, they don't break it
- Data discovery & mapping across every upstream source, structured into one knowledge graph
- Attribute library covering materials, components, facilities, and certifications
- Version control & audit trail on every record, supporting the disclosure behind every claim
Turn data into decisions, automatically
EON's Policy Modules are pre-built business rules — managed by EON and policy consultants — that evaluate a brand's data in the knowledge graph against specific compliance requirements, ready to apply from day one. Brands can also build their own custom rules to monitor for anything specific to their business: a ban on cotton from a particular region, a restriction on a chemical additive, a supplier that no longer meets a certification standard. Every rule runs against live, structured data — not a static checklist.
- Framework selection & requirement mapping — evaluate against the regulations that apply to a brand's products
- Gap analysis & evidence tracking — see exactly what's missing before a regulator asks
- Multi-regulation support & compliance scoring — one evaluation layer, every mandate
- Exposure scoped instantly when a rule trips — every product, batch, or unit containing the affected component
Turn structured data into answers, reports, and live feeds
Structured data is only valuable if it's usable. Once a rule or report is defined, EON's analysis layer turns it into something brands can act on:
- Analysis — Query across the full dataset by product, component, supplier, region, or event type. Surface patterns in sourcing, compliance risk, or lifecycle behavior.
- Reporting — Generate reports from prebuilt templates mapped to specific mandates (DPP, due diligence, composition disclosures), or build custom reports for internal stakeholders.
- Controlled Broadcast — Push live product data to wherever it needs to go — retail partners, resale platforms, regulatory portals, customer-facing DPP viewers — via API or automated feed, with permissioned, role-based access ensuring each partner sees only what they're authorized to see.
Because the underlying data model is schema-flexible and standards-based, new requirements map onto existing product data instead of triggering a new compliance project each time.
Built for what's already in force — and what's coming
EON's knowledge graph is structured to satisfy the current and emerging regulatory landscape for physical goods — orchestrating data from traceability and data partners brands already rely on EON Partner Network to create one compliance-ready record that delivers on:
- EU Digital Product Passport (ESPR) — genealogy and component data map directly to DPP data requirements
- EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) — origin and chain-of-custody data, traceable to source
- EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) — supplier and origin data linked to each material, ready for due diligence disclosure
- EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) — product safety and traceability data available at the component level
- EU Green Claims Directive — substantiated material and process claims, backed by the underlying record
- REACH — verified material composition, down to the component
- Extended Producer Responsibility schemes (e.g., France AGEC) — product and material data structured for regulatory submission
- Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) — facility identity and chain-of-custody data, traceable through the genealogy
- UK Modern Slavery Act — supplier and facility records available for disclosure
- California SB 253 / SB 261 — lifecycle and emissions-relevant data drawn from the same product record
- California Proposition 65 — material composition data available at the component level
- Country-of-origin and customs documentation — facility and origin data pulled directly from the record
Every disclosure is backed by a full digital record
A compliance report is only as credible as what's behind it. EON pairs every disclosure with the underlying record it came from: component-level genealogy showing exactly where each material and part originated, facility identities for every site involved in making the product, and a full asset repository — certificates, lab reports, supplier attestations, PDFs — linked directly to the product they support. Nothing is asserted without something to point to. When a regulator, auditor, or customer asks for proof, the answer isn't a scramble to locate a document — it's already attached to the record.
- Component-level genealogy — Every material and part traces back through its own audit trail, not just a summary claim
- Facility identity management — Every factory, mill, and processing site involved carries its own verified identity, linked to the components that passed through it
- Full asset repository — Certificates, lab results, supplier documentation, and attestations stored and linked directly to the product record, ready to produce on request
