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.
Knowing where your PPWR compliance stands should not mean clicking through hundreds of suppliers and packaging lines, and losing your progress on a declaration should never mean starting over.
What this means for you: less digging to see where your PPWR compliance stands, more flexibility signing off declarations without losing your work, and a smoother experience across products.
Organize your documents into folders, filter and bulk-manage your product list, and get EUDR due diligence statements the same risk-assessment visibility as PPWR.
What this means for you: a document library that scales with how much you store, a faster way to manage large product lists, and the same level of assessment visibility across EUDR as PPWR.
Getting AI help with a survey, finding a signed declaration, and fixing a misclassified product shouldn't depend on which part of the app you're in.
What this means for you: less digging for declarations, less starting over after a misclassification, quicker tracing across sales orders and lots, and AI help wherever you're filling out a survey.
Switching between your supplier, customer, and entity screens meant relearning slightly different layouts each time, and tracing an incoming request back to your own catalog meant checking every item by hand.
What this means for you: more consistent screens across your supply chain, less manual work tracing incoming requests, and clearer confirmation when your actions succeed.