We focus on building DPP-readiness by collecting data already required for current regulations like CSRD. Our system uses industry-standard platforms and the Open Supply Hub API to ensure data accuracy and reliability.

We start by ingesting your raw supplier list, then clean and normalize it using Open Supply Hub's canonical facility IDs. These verified IDs become precise keys to query other established platforms like Worldly and ZDHC for specific environmental, social, and chemical performance data. This cross-platform approach ensures we're using the most accurate, verified data available rather than relying on estimates.

Our architecture remains flexible to incorporate final DPP requirements once they're officially announced, so you're building a solid foundation for current compliance needs while staying ready for future regulations.

We solve this by bypassing unresponsive suppliers entirely through our cross-platform data integration. We take your often messy supplier list and clean it using the Open Supply Hub API, which normalizes facility names and assigns canonical OS IDs to each location.

These verified IDs then become precise keys to query other industry platforms like Worldly and ZDHC for comprehensive environmental, social, and chemical performance data. This means even when suppliers won't respond to your emails, we can still retrieve verified facility data from established industry databases.

The result is more reliable information than you'd typically get from supplier surveys, since it comes from third-party verified sources that major brands already use for their own compliance reporting.

Our architecture is specifically designed for regulatory flexibility. We're building your data foundation using current sustainability reporting requirements like CSRD, which overlap significantly with anticipated DPP requirements.

By focusing on DPP-readiness rather than trying to predict final specifications, we ensure you're collecting the right data types while staying adaptable. When final DPP requirements are announced, our system can incorporate those specific data fields without requiring you to start over.

We monitor regulatory developments and maintain connections to industry-standard platforms that will likely become the backbone of official compliance systems. This approach means you're addressing current reporting needs while simultaneously building toward future DPP compliance.

No disruption to your current systems. Our integration works with your existing Shopify/WooCommerce setup without requiring changes to your processes.

We import your product catalog and supplier data, then enhance it with verified information from industry platforms like Open Supply Hub, Worldly, and ZDHC. The integration is read-only for imports, meaning we pull your existing data without altering it. We only add DPP widgets where you specify, and your existing product management, inventory, and sales processes remain exactly the same.

Think of it as adding a compliance layer on top of your current setup rather than replacing any of your existing tools or workflows.

We automate the heavy lifting by connecting to established industry platforms rather than requiring manual input. Upload your supplier list, and our system handles the cleaning, matching, and data retrieval automatically.

We use the Open Supply Hub API to normalize your facility names and assign canonical IDs, then query platforms like Worldly and ZDHC for comprehensive performance data. This cross-platform approach means you get verified environmental, social, and chemical data without typing it in yourself.

Our smart questionnaire learns from your answers and pre-fills future products, but the real time-saver is that most of your supplier data gets populated automatically through industry database connections. After processing your first few products, you'll see dramatic reductions in manual work.

Start by connecting your existing supplier data – even if it's messy or incomplete. We'll clean and enhance it using industry-standard platforms, giving you a solid foundation for current reporting requirements and future DPP compliance.

Our system first normalizes your supplier list using Open Supply Hub's API, then cross-references with other platforms to build comprehensive facility profiles. This creates a verified database of your supply chain that works for current CSRD reporting while building toward DPP-readiness.

Pick one product to start with – typically your best seller – and work through the process. This gives you a clear understanding of how the cross-platform integration works and how much verified data we can retrieve for your facilities.

We use your basic supplier information to query verified industry databases, often retrieving more comprehensive data than suppliers would provide directly. Even with incomplete supplier names or addresses, the Open Supply Hub API can often identify and normalize facility information, providing canonical IDs that unlock data from other platforms.

These cross-platform connections mean we can retrieve environmental performance data from Worldly, chemical compliance information from ZDHC, and other verified metrics without needing detailed supplier cooperation. In many cases, this third-party verified data is more reliable than what you'd get from supplier surveys, since it comes from established industry databases that major brands already use for their compliance reporting.

We built our system on open standards like ODSAS specifically to prevent vendor lock-in. Your data remains portable and accessible across different platforms. Since we integrate with established industry platforms like Open Supply Hub, Worldly, and ZDHC, your underlying data connections extend beyond just our tool.

The canonical facility IDs and verified data we help you collect can be used with other compliance systems and reporting tools. We believe in data portability because we understand that compliance requirements evolve and brands need flexibility. Export your data anytime, use it anywhere, and maintain connections to the industry platforms that will likely become the backbone of future compliance systems.