Compliance modules
Compliance is the heart of Oblifee. Each module reads the products, packaging, volumes and markets in your workspace, together with the regulatory brain, to produce a specific kind of answer. Modules share the same underlying data, so a change to a product's weight or a market's rule flows through everything at once.
During the current beta, every module is available to every workspace. As modules move to general availability, each becomes a switchable add-on - see Plans & modules.
The modules
| Module | What it answers | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Packaging EPR | What do I owe, in which nation, for the packaging I place on the market? | Packaging EPR |
| On-pack labelling | What recycling and disposal marks must my packaging carry, per market? | On-pack labelling |
| Recyclability (RAM) | How recyclable is each product's packaging, and where is modulated-fee risk? | Recyclability |
| WEEE & batteries | What electrical and battery producer obligations apply alongside packaging? | WEEE & batteries |
| Reporting & PPWR | Are my reports submission-ready, and am I on track for the EU PPWR? | Reporting & PPWR |
| Registrations | Where am I obliged to register, and how do I do it? | Registrations |
| Obligations & markets | The full, cited rule set for a market and material. | Obligations & markets |
How a module produces an answer
Every number a module produces carries a confidence label
- confirmed, illustrative or estimate - and a citation to the rule behind it. That is deliberate: compliance you cannot trace is compliance you cannot defend.
Which module do I need?
- Placing packaging on a UK or EU market → start with Packaging EPR.
- Designing or signing off artwork → add On-pack labelling.
- Facing modulated (eco-modulated) fees → add Recyclability (RAM).
- Selling electricals or batteries → add WEEE & batteries.
- Preparing scheme submissions or tracking the EU PPWR → add Reporting & PPWR.
tip
Not sure what applies to you? Ask Obli, the built-in assistant - it reads your workspace and the brain and will point you at the right module and the exact docs page.