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PLATFORM — RISK MANAGEMENT

Know your compliance risk before the auditor does.

Passr maps compliance gaps, expiring certifications, and substance risks across your entire product catalogue — so nothing reaches the market out of compliance.

THE CHALLENGE
Compliance failures don't happen suddenly. They were always there — just invisible.

The outdoor industry's compliance exposure is growing faster than most brands' ability to track it. A jacket that was compliant eighteen months ago may not be compliant today — a certificate has expired, a substance has been added to the ECHA SVHC list, a supplier has changed a material without notifying the brand.

None of these are catastrophic failures on their own. But without a system that tracks them in real time across every SKU in the catalogue, they accumulate invisibly until an audit, a customs hold, or a retailer requirement surfaces them.

Passr's risk management layer makes the invisible visible — mapping every gap, every expiry, and every substance flag across the product catalogue in one place.

WHAT PASSR DOES

Compliance risk, mapped across every SKU.

Certificate expiry tracking
Every certificate attached to a product is tracked against its expiry date. Brands receive advance notice before a certificate lapses — not after.
No product reaches market with an expired compliance document.
SVHC substance monitoring
Substance declarations are checked against the current ECHA SVHC candidate list. New additions to the list trigger automatic re-evaluation of affected products.
Regulatory changes surface as product-level risk flags, not news articles.
Catalogue-level risk view
A compliance status view across the full product catalogue — compliant, at risk, non-compliant — gives sustainability managers a single surface for prioritisation.
Effort goes to the products that need it, not to manual status chasing.
Supplier change alerts
When a supplier updates a material declaration or certification, affected products are flagged for review before the change propagates to the passport.
Supply chain changes don't silently break compliance.
REGULATORY BASIS

The regulations creating this risk.

Each framework below creates specific compliance obligations that change over time — and therefore create ongoing risk if not actively tracked.

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 & Denmark PFAS
In force

National chemical bans on apparel with strict inventory sell-through deadlines creating immediate regulatory exposure.

EU PFAS Restriction
Pending — opinion finalization

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

EU Empowering Consumers (ECGT)
In force

Directive (EU) 2024/825 in force September 2026. Substantial fines for unverified environmental claims or generic marketing without proof.

EU SCIP Database
In force

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

Full regulation status and source citations →
AVAILABILITY

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.

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