EUDR Scope & Role Checker
Create a product-line record for scope and supply-chain role using the information you have, then keep the result available for review.
Check EUDR scope and role →Small product businesses can face several different EU obligations around the same SKU: product-safety information, supply-chain evidence, packaging, producer registrations and battery requirements. Use the free tools for focused checks and record building, then EU Compliance Manager when the decisions, supplier evidence and deadlines need one product-level workspace.
EU Compliance Manager keeps product identifiers, regulation status, economic-operator context, supplier requests, evidence references, deadlines and readiness notes together by SKU. It is useful when one-off checklists turn into repeated product reviews across several markets or rule families.
Explore EU Compliance Manager →EUDR questions are easier to review when product scope, operator role and the evidence set are treated as distinct steps.
Create a product-line record for scope and supply-chain role using the information you have, then keep the result available for review.
Check EUDR scope and role →Record the product and code-family information used when reviewing whether the item falls inside the relevant product scope.
Review product scope →Build a structured evidence checklist for one product or shipment and surface records that are still missing.
Build an EUDR record set →Generate a structured request for information you need from a supplier instead of reconstructing the request in every email.
Create supplier request →These tools structure product-safety information and listing records. They do not certify a product or replace the underlying compliance work.
Work through a practical product-level checklist and record which information or evidence still needs attention.
Open GPSR checklist →Build a structured draft of the product-safety information section for an online listing from details you provide.
Build listing information →Organize product identification, manufacturer or operator information, warnings and related fields into a reusable draft.
Build product-information draft →Use each tool for its own planning question, then keep the outputs and evidence attached to the same SKU or market record.
Record packaging measurements and calculate an empty-space ratio for packaging minimisation review.
Calculate packaging ratio →Organize packaging-unit evidence and unresolved conformity questions into a structured review record.
Open packaging checklist →Build a country-by-country planning matrix for producer-responsibility registration work rather than keeping market obligations in scattered notes.
Build registration matrix →Record battery category and product context when planning whether Battery Passport work may be relevant.
Review battery scope →The value of the workflow is the evidence trail: what was checked, which source or supplier record supported it and what still needs action.
Start with the SKU, markets, supply-chain position and product information relevant to the rule being reviewed.
Use the relevant focused tool and current official sources rather than assuming one compliance status covers every regulation.
Keep supplier records, declarations, references and missing-item requests attached to the product.
Revisit records when product details, suppliers, markets or regulatory requirements change.
Use the guides to understand what each tool records and where its boundary lies.
Understand the product-scope and role-planning workflow before storing the result.
Read EUDR guide →See how to organize packaging-unit evidence and unresolved review items.
Read PPWR guide →Structure country-level registration planning without treating the matrix as an official registration result.
Read EPR planning guide →Review the battery-category and scope-planning fields used by the free checker.
Read battery guide →No. It is an evidence and workflow organizer. Legal applicability and compliance conclusions must be verified against current official requirements and, where appropriate, qualified professional advice.
Yes. Each free tool is designed to answer or organize a focused question independently. The app becomes useful when many checks, SKUs, suppliers and deadlines need a shared product-level record.
Because product composition, category, supplier, market and operator role can differ. A conclusion for one item should not silently become the conclusion for another.
No. They are planning, recordkeeping and document-drafting tools. Official registrations, declarations and submissions still happen through the relevant authorities or official systems.
Use the free tools for focused reviews. Use EU Compliance Manager when the same products, suppliers and deadlines need a persistent local workspace.