Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is live in 7 states. We run the outreach, cleanse what comes back, and load it into SpecRight correctly. That is the job.
Suppliers have never been required to provide this level of detail before. It is not revenue-generating for them, so it is not a priority, and when they try, they get it wrong. We have seen packaging items entered as weighing millions of pounds. We have seen 100% Post-Consumer Recycled content (PCR) claimed across the board. You file on that data anyway, because the deadline does not move.
The compliance report looks fine. The fee calculation does not.
To be blunt: the data we inherited was wrong. Across the board. Somebody has to go find out how wrong, and then fix it.
Over-configured rules and mismatched names are governance problems in a technology costume. This is the layer where they stop coming back.
We stop at fixed points, put the evidence in front of you, and get a written yes before spending another dollar. The full sequence, laid out step by step, lives on the Services page.
New Stock Keeping Units (SKUs) land, suppliers change materials, and states add requirements. Cleansing, new item creation, and spec digitization continue after the filing, because the data decays the moment you stop.
They arrived 60% populated and largely inaccurate, with no budget and no calendar for supplier outreach. The gap report put the real number in front of both sides, so the deferral was a decision instead of an accident. They came back later for what they had skipped.
No advisory deck. No recommended next steps. We run the outreach, cleanse what comes back, and load it into SpecRight correctly.
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