Audit-ready documentation, always current.
When an auditor, retailer, or customs authority asks for compliance evidence, Passr generates a structured report — not a scramble through shared drives.
Audit preparation shouldn't take three weeks every time.
EU ESPR and AGEC compliance isn't a one-time certification — it's an ongoing obligation. Brands are expected to be able to demonstrate compliance at any point, for any product, to any auditor or regulatory body that asks.
In practice, this means that every audit becomes a project. Someone needs to locate the relevant certificates, reconcile them with the product record, verify dates, compile a document package, and format it for whoever is asking. This process is manual, slow, and inconsistent — and it happens repeatedly, for every product line, every season.
Passr makes audit documentation a query, not a project — because the data is already structured, already attached to the product, and already verified.
Structured compliance records, ready on demand.
What auditors are checking against.
These frameworks define what compliance evidence looks like — and what an auditor is entitled to request.
Mandates Digital Product Passports with auditable technical files. Destruction ban applies to large brands since July 2026; textile DPP delegated act expected 2027.
Auditors verify product-level environmental data sheets and adherence to fast-fashion eco-contribution classifications.
Directive (EU) 2024/825 in force September 2026. Auditors require verified evidence backing any sustainability marketing claims.
Mandatory ECHA notification confirmation for articles containing SVHCs above 0.1% weight-by-weight.
This feature is part of Passr's active development roadmap. Early access is available for brands onboarding now — early participants shape how this feature is built.
Make your next audit the last stressful one.
Audit & Reporting is on the Passr roadmap. Onboarding brands are defining what the output looks like.