Which EU product rules apply to you, and what will they cost?
Run the full scan across ESPR, PPWR, CBAM, REACH, EUDR and the Batteries Regulation, or pick only the rules you are being asked about. You get a scope verdict, an attribute-by-attribute inventory of the data you are missing, and an indicative effort and cost estimate — including what waiting a year adds to the bill.
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Where should we send your gap report?
Your full result appears on the next screen. We’ll also email the PDF — scope verdicts, the attribute inventory for each of your categories, and the cost model — plus a link you can share internally.
Compliance Readiness Report
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Based on your category, role, and what you import. Each verdict names the instrument behind it so you can check our reasoning.
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The specific fields a passport or declaration will ask for in your categories, with where each one has to come from. Status is inferred from your answers — treat it as a starting checklist, not an audit.
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You answered at the strongest level throughout. What breaks next is drift rather than absence — keeping attributes current as delegated acts and candidate lists move, and proving provenance on request.
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Rules updated {{ rulesUpdated }}. Indicative self-assessment based on published EU instruments and their implementing timelines. Effort and cost figures are modelled bands, not quotations. Not a conformity assessment and not legal advice. © NormPass.
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Indicative self-assessment based on published EU instruments and their implementing timelines. Effort and cost figures are modelled bands, not quotations. Not a conformity assessment and not legal advice.
One answer set, six regulations
Most teams discover their obligations one regulation at a time, then find the same product data was needed for all of them. The assessment asks once and reports against each.
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