Substance Regulations
The EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation asks products to disclose the substances of concern that hinder circularity, with a Digital Product Passport to carry the record. Z2 assesses every part on your BOM for those substances and pulls together the component-level material data the passport is built on.
ESPR asks products to disclose substances of concern that hinder reuse and recycling, and per product group the Digital Product Passport is where that record will live. Compliance Manager assesses your whole BOM for those substances, so here is what you get.
How Z2 helps
Most of your BOM assessed for substances of concern from Z2's material database on day one.
Each part rated for the ESPR substances of concern in its product group.
Substance-of-concern status at every level of the product hierarchy.
FMDs and declarations behind every substance record, ready to feed a passport.
Z2-led campaigns collect the material declarations you're missing.
Notified when a substance joins a tracked list or a part changes status.
See how Z2 assesses your BOM for ESPR substances of concern.
See a demoBOM assessment
Upload your BOM and see every part checked for the substances of concern ESPR tracks through the product lifecycle.
Passport-ready data
Z2 assembles the substance and material information at component level that feeds the substance-of-concern portion of a Digital Product Passport.
Live monitoring
Get notified when a substance is added to a list Z2 tracks or a part on your BOM changes status.
One platform
ESPR substance data is one of more than 270 global regulations and frameworks Compliance Manager assesses on the same BOM.
In practice
Your BOM is assessed for substances of concern the moment you upload it.
One part carries its ESPR, REACH, RoHS, and PFAS substance status together on a single record.
Full material disclosure measures each substance against its reporting threshold instead of assuming presence.
FMDs and certificates sit behind every substance record, ready to feed the DPP material section.
Substance status rolls up from each part to the finished product, so you see the whole picture at once.
Alerts fire when a substance joins a tracked list or a part on your BOM changes status.
Bir parçası
270'ten fazla düzenlemeyi kapsayan otomatik malzeme uyumluluğu; RoHS, REACH, PFAS, çatışma mineralleri ve daha fazlası her zaman denetime hazır kalır.
Sık Sorulan Sorular
Z2 supports the substance and material-data layer. Compliance Manager assesses each part on your BOM for the substances of concern ESPR tracks and assembles the component-level material information a Digital Product Passport draws on. Durability, reparability, and footprint requirements are engineering and product matters, so Z2 handles the substance data your compliance team owns and leaves your product teams free to focus on the rest.
Z2 provides the substance-of-concern and material-data portion at component level: which substances a part carries, the concentration where it is reported, and the manufacturer declaration behind each record. That data is assembled across the whole BOM and exported in the formats your passport and downstream systems expect, ready for your team to build into a DPP.
Statuses come from Z2's database of full material declarations and certificates of compliance, with downloadable manufacturer documentation behind each one. Where a substance of concern is present, Compliance Manager names it and marks the part Affected, so a part that carries a reportable substance is never confused with one that is noncompliant. Where Z2 has a gap, its team runs supplier outreach to collect the declaration.
ESPR substance data is one of more than 270 regulations and frameworks Compliance Manager assesses on the same BOM. The parts you assess for ESPR substances of concern are evaluated for REACH SVHC, RoHS, SCIP, and PFAS at the same time, with item rollup showing substance status at every level of the product hierarchy.
