What this means for you: a faster read on where your EUDR compliance stands, quicker routes to the orders that need attention, and API access you can set up yourself.
Managing a supplier means piecing together their contacts, review status and history from a cramped drawer, and building an order still means leaving your order list to start one. This week's updates give suppliers a home of their own and put order creation where you already are.
What this means for you: less digging to understand a supplier or an order, and clearer visibility into where your compliance and due diligence work stands.
Adding a teammate to your workspace meant one invite at a time, and filing a due diligence statement with EU TRACES meant relying on one you had already filed elsewhere. This week closes both gaps, along with a faster way to create products from incoming orders and manage packaging in bulk.
What this means for you: less manual work onboarding your team and creating products, and a more direct path from your supply chain data to your EU TRACES filings.
Tracking who has accepted a team invitation, and adding a packaging layer to your products one at a time, both take more clicks than they should.
What this means for you: clearer visibility into your team's invitations and PPWR requests, packaging updates that scale across many products at once, and a platform that's easier to read at a glance.
Buying the same product from more than one supplier should not mean merging their different packaging into one record, and chasing a PPWR request should not mean leaving the PPWR page to do it.
What this means for you: clearer tracking when a product comes from more than one supplier, PPWR requests and declarations that live in fewer places, and records you can find by name instead of by ID.