Sold in three markets. Reported three times.
You make one pack. The UK asks about it one way, the EU another, and the United States differently again, state by state. Phantm holds the record once, at component level, so each market takes what it needs from the same source.
One pack. Different questions in every market.
When each market is answered separately, the same product ends up described three ways, and nobody can say which description is right. Teams rebuild the same data every cycle because the last version was shaped for a different return.
- One product record that can support reporting across more than one jurisdiction
- Component-level detail, because material-level is no longer enough
- Evidence attached to values, so an answer can be defended in any market
Fees are priced off your own numbers.
Modulated EPR means the quality of your data changes what you pay, not just whether you comply. Where evidence is missing, schemes assume the worst case and charge accordingly. A component-level record with the documents attached is the difference between being assessed on your data and being assessed on someone’s default.
- Materials, weights and formats captured per component, not per product
- Supplier documentation connected to the values it substantiates
- One structure reused across markets, so the work already done can be reused in the next market
- Confidence visible where data is incomplete, before a deadline finds it
Capture once. Answer three ways.
The same component record serves every market you sell into. Each return takes what it needs from one source, so the second market costs a fraction of the first.
- United Kingdom takes: Material, Weight, Recyclability, Component.
- European Union takes: Material, Weight, Component, Recycled content, Recyclability, Format, Evidence, Supplier.
- United States takes: Material, Weight, Recycled content, Recyclability, Origin.
Bring one product you sell in more than one market.
We’ll show you what each one would ask of it.