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Compliance infrastructure at catalogue scale.

For outdoor and activewear brands with large product catalogues, complex supply chains, and enterprise compliance requirements — Passr's Scale and Enterprise plans provide the infrastructure, the SLA, and the legal compliance support to match.

THE CHALLENGE
Enterprise compliance is not a bigger version of mid-market compliance. It is a different problem.

A brand with two thousand SKUs across twenty markets, sourced from suppliers in fourteen countries, faces a compliance data problem that is qualitatively different from a brand with fifty SKUs and a regional focus. The volume of certificates is larger. The number of substance declarations is larger. The number of regulatory frameworks that apply — ESPR, AGEC, SCIP, plus potential national variations — is larger.

At this scale, manual compliance management is not just inefficient — it is not feasible. The gaps are too large, the data too distributed, the deadlines too numerous to manage without dedicated infrastructure.

Passr's Scale and Enterprise plans are designed for this reality — with unlimited SKU coverage, API access for integration with existing PLM and ERP systems, custom domain delivery for the public passport, and an SLA that reflects the operational criticality of compliance data at scale.

WHAT THE ENTERPRISE PLAN INCLUDES

Built for scale. Configured for your operation.

Unlimited SKUs
No per-SKU cap on passport generation. Enterprise and Scale plan brands can onboard their full product catalogue without incremental cost per product.
One platform for the full range, every season.
Custom domain
Public passports are served from your brand's own domain — e.g. passport.yourbrand.com — rather than verify.passr.eu. The compliance infrastructure is yours, not a third-party sub-domain.
Your passport. Your brand experience.
API access
Full API access allows integration with existing PLM, PIM, and ERP systems — automating product data ingestion, passport generation triggers, and compliance status reporting into your existing product operations workflow.
Compliance becomes part of your existing stack, not a parallel process.
Legal compliance review
Enterprise onboarding includes a structured review of your applicable regulatory obligations — ESPR, AGEC & Fast Fashion, SCIP, PFAS national bans, and Directive (EU) 2024/825 (ECGT) — mapped to your specific markets and product categories. This is not legal advice; it is a structured compliance mapping to ensure the platform is configured for your actual regulatory exposure.
Start with the right configuration, not a generic setup.
SLA guarantee
Scale and Enterprise plans include a contractual uptime commitment and defined support response times — because for a brand with compliance obligations, downtime is not just a technical problem.
Compliance infrastructure with the reliability obligations to match.
REGULATORY BASIS

The regulatory frameworks that scale with you.

At enterprise scale, multiple frameworks apply simultaneously — and the compliance data requirements compound.

EU ESPR
In force

Mandates Digital Product Passports for textiles sold in the EU. Destruction ban applies to large brands since July 2026; textile DPP delegated act expected 2027.

France AGEC & Fast Fashion
In force

Requires online environmental disclosure under AGEC Art. 13 and applies fast-fashion eco-contribution penalties since September 2026.

France & Denmark PFAS
In force

Binding national bans on PFAS in clothing & textiles in France and Denmark with active inventory clearance deadlines.

EU Empowering Consumers (ECGT)
In force

Directive (EU) 2024/825 in force September 2026. Strictly regulates environmental product claims and sustainability labeling.

EU SCIP Database
In force

Mandatory ECHA notification for articles containing SVHCs above 0.1% weight-by-weight.

EU PFAS Restriction
Pending — opinion finalization

Comprehensive REACH Annex XVII restriction. RAC opinion adopted March 2026; final SEAC opinion expected end of 2026.

Let's talk about your catalogue.

Enterprise onboarding starts with a conversation about your product catalogue, supply chain structure, and applicable markets. Custom pricing. No sales pressure.