Registries now cross-check each other: declared packaging tonnage against sales data, outflows against physical waste movements. EPRlog reconciles your declaration against ground truth in the staging vault - before you submit, not after the regulator flags it.

Every physical movement in your network is already captured, signed and coded - the denominator the registries will check you against.
Declared tonnage is compared against captured tonnage line by line. Gaps and mismatches surface before anyone outside sees them.
You sign off a declaration that already survives the cross-check - and keep the evidence chain attached in case anyone asks.
Mismatched declarations carry fines up to EUR 1M and market suspension. Catch the gap first.
Producer declarations and waste-movement filings come from the same ledger, so they cannot contradict each other.
Finance sees exactly what compliance is about to declare - before it is declared.
Regulators increasingly cross-reference registries - declared packaging tonnage against commercial sales data, producer declarations against physical waste-movement filings. EPRlog runs the same comparison internally against captured ground truth before you submit.
EMPA (the National Producers Registry) and HMA (the Electronic Waste Registry), which Greek law connects to the commercial registry for automatic cross-checks. The same engine serves SAWIC in South Africa and PPWR reporting across the EU.
No. Everything passes through the staging vault where your team reconciles and signs off. Only your approved declaration is exported.
Tell us about your network and we will walk you through it.