Eliminate Product Compliance Chaos

Stay ahead of ever-changing product regulations with Kaption. Capture, verify, and keep compliance data up to date - all in one place.

Risks of non-compliance

Navigating product compliance is a minefield of evolving regulations in different markets that can lead to costly penalties and operational bottlenecks.

Financial Penalties and Legal Sanctions

Non-compliance can result in fines ranging from thousands to millions of dollars, with severe cases leading to imprisonment or legal action.

Reputational Damage and Loss of Customer Trust

Regulatory breaches damage brand reputation, eroding customer trust and reducing sales. Reputational losses can be nine times larger than the fines, creating long-term financial harm.

Business Disruption and Operational Impact

Non-compliance leads to product recalls, halted market access, and resource reallocation, disrupting operations, which harms revenue and efficiency.

Product Compliance is Challenging

Ever-changing regulations in different markets

Regulatory changes can impact product compliance, requiring constant updates to documentation and processes.

Collecting and verifying information from suppliers

Suppliers may provide inconsistent or incomplete information, leading to errors in compliance verification.

No standardised format for compliance data

No standardised format for compliance data, making it difficult to verify and maintain accurate records.

Out of date compliance data

Compliance data may become outdated, leading to potential legal issues.

Kaption's Framework for Product Compliance

Processes to ensure that products are manufactured, stored, and transported in a way that complies with all relevant laws and regulations in the target market.
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1. Knowledge and Training

Acquire a clear understanding of the rules and regulations governing product compliance. It also involves training your operational team to ensure everyone knows what is required and why it matters.

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2. Evidence Collection

Gather all necessary documentation from suppliers to prove compliance. Systematically organize ensuring proper maintenance of internal records over time.

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3. Data Validation

Analyze the collected data to spot any issues or instances of non-compliance. Perform due diligence on your supply chain to verify they meet all compliance requirements.

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4. Data Usage

Leverage the verified information to generate labels, issue relevant certificates, and produce sustainability reports. Data can be shared with buyers or published on your website to highlight your product's compliance credentials.

Facing challenges with product compliance?

Get in touch and we will help you get your product compliance under control.