Packaging data & PPWR
Packaging data under control.
Connect product and packaging data in one place. Less manual processing in regular reporting and a data foundation to build your PPWR preparation on.
Discuss your packaging dataSample product 250 g
- Components
- Cup · lid · label
- Materials
- PP · PP · paper
- Weights
- 12.4 g · 2.1 g · 0.8 g
- Source
- ERP · packaging records
- EPR report
- PPWR data
Q1 report duein 12 days
When it starts to make sense
When reporting means searching, retyping and checking.
Packaging data often lives in ERP, spreadsheets, documents and with different people. The application links it to specific product items and creates one place to work from when preparing reports.
How it works
Three steps from sources to report.
Connects data sources
ERP, sales data, packaging records and other agreed sources.
Assembles packaging for each SKU
Components, materials, weights and other required data in one place.
Prepares reporting inputs
EPR outputs, with the ability to trace which input data the figures came from.
- SKU
- material
- weight
- PPWR rate
What your team gets
Less work, more confidence in the numbers.
- Less manual work when preparing regular reports.
- More accurate inputs for calculations by packaging material and weight.
- Traceable data you can return to later.
- A shared data foundation for further work on PPWR requirements.
Who it is for
When your product count outgrows spreadsheets.
For companies with larger product portfolios that need to work with packaging data systematically. It typically connects the work of sustainability, compliance, finance and IT.
Built in practice
Proven expertise, enhanced by a large project with Nestlé. A new generation of the application replaced the legacy system and part of the manual work in preparing the report.
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Introductory call
Find out how the solution can help you.
Tell us how you record packaging and prepare reporting today. Together we will go through your data sources, current process and where most of the manual processing happens.