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Reading your EPR position

Your EPR position lives in two places that read the same data: the home board (/portal), which surfaces what needs attention, and the Analytics dashboard (/portal/analytics), which shows the full metric picture. This page explains how to read both.

The Oblifee home board with a key-actions section listing alerts and a grid of module cards
The home board. Anything needing attention is listed at the top as a key action; a red bar marks a blocker, an amber bar a warning.

The health signal

Everything rolls up to a single health colour, computed from the alerts on your data:

HealthMeaning
🔴 RedAt least one blocker - a gap that materially affects your position.
🟠 AmberOne or more warnings - worth attention, but nothing is blocking.
🟢 GreenAll clear - no open alerts.

On the home board this shows as the Needs attention list (or an "all clear" banner); on Analytics it shows as a banner you can open to see every alert.

Headline figures

The Analytics dashboard leads with four KPI cards, each computed over the last 12 months of data for the businesses currently in scope:

KPIWhat it counts
TonnesTotal packaging tonnage placed on the market (unit weight × volume).
MarketsHow many distinct markets you have volume in.
ProductsProducts in your workspace.
UnmappedProducts that have shipped but still lack packaging data.

If Unmapped is above zero the card turns coral and offers a direct link to fix it. Below the KPIs sit the per-market breakdown, the material split and the 12-month trend.

The markets-by-tonnage table showing each market's tonnage, estimated fee and a confidence pill
The per-market breakdown. Each row shows tonnage, estimated fee and a confidence pill - confirmed, illustrative or estimate.

Per-market breakdown

The Markets by tonnage table has one row per market, ordered by tonnage:

  • Market - the nation, with its flag and code.
  • Tonnes - packaging tonnage on that market.
  • Est. fee - the estimated fee in that market's currency (a dash if no rate is priced yet).
  • Status - a pill showing the market's worst confidence: estimate, illustrative or confirmed. A neutral "n rates missing" pill appears when the brain holds no rate for some material you use there.

Ask Obli to explain any market straight from its row.

Material split and trend

  • Packaging split shows tonnage by material, as a set of bars.
  • 12-month trend charts tonnage per month (per quarter on narrow screens).

Role views

A view picker switches the dashboard between standard, CEO, CFO, supply and product lenses - adding, for example, annualised fee totals and a certainty split (CFO/CEO), identified savings (product), or top products by packaging weight (supply/product). The underlying figures are the same; the view only changes which aggregates are shown.

Alerts and next actions

Alerts are the heart of the position - each is a specific, actionable state:

AlertSeverityWhat it meansThe fix
Shipped without packagingBlockerProducts have volume but no packaging components, so their tonnage cannot be priced.Add packaging to those products.
Rates missingWarningYou use a material in a market the brain holds no rate for.Informational - review the market.
Non-confirmed figuresWarningA market's fee rests on estimate or illustrative rates.Review the market's rates.
Obligation due soonWarningA registration, report or payment falls due within 45 days.Open your obligations.
Imports pendingWarningAn import job has not finished.Review your imports.

The shipped without packaging blocker links to your products, pre-filtered to exactly the products that have shipped and still lack packaging, so you can close the gap in one place.

:::note Your read/ignore choices stick Marking an alert read or ignored is remembered. An alert only disappears when the underlying condition genuinely clears - it never vanishes just because the page was recomputed. :::

Downloading your position

From the Analytics dashboard, Download report produces a PDF of your current position, scoped to the business you have selected. (Report export is not available on a trial plan.)

Where to go next