A single emissions total does not tell you where the impact is coming from, and asking a supplier to redo paperwork for a product that already has the right evidence wastes everyone's time. This week brings both: a clearer view of your data, and less duplicate work across bulk actions and supplier documents.
What this means for you: clearer insight into where your emissions come from, less duplicate paperwork across products and suppliers, and fewer rough edges in the bulk actions and documents you rely on every day.
A risk assessment is only useful if you can see the evidence behind it, and a supplier request only works if the supplier understands what you are asking for. This week's updates cover both.
What this means for you: you can see and trust the evidence behind your compliance work, ask suppliers for the right things in language they understand, and move through EUDR, EUTR and PPWR faster.
When you pull together evidence for a risk assessment, you rarely need everything at once, and large supplier campaigns should not mean selecting rows by hand.
What this means for you: your supply chain workflows behave the same way across EUDR, EUTR and PPWR, with less clicking to reach the data that matters.
Collecting supplier information one product at a time is slow when you have hundreds of packaging lines to cover.
What this means for you: less manual follow-up to gather the supplier data your PPWR compliance depends on.
Managing compliance across multiple suppliers is already demanding enough. These improvements lighten your workload further:
What this means for you: quicker workspace switching, and supplier requests that reach the right people with the right context.