Pricing-history & compliance infrastructure
Ask to see the full product audit trail.
One data layer covering 30-day price history, product provenance, and packaging compliance — built to satisfy the Omnibus Directive, the DSA, and PPWR at once, and to hold up under real due diligence, not just produced defensively after a regulator asks.
- Today
- €44.99
- First listed
- €59.99
- True 30d low
- €49.99
The problem
Three regulations ask the same underlying question.
The Omnibus Directive, the DSA, and PPWR each require essentially the same facts about a product — what it's actually cost recently, who's really selling it, what it's packaged in. Most operators end up running three separate compliance projects to answer one question three times.
↓ one shared data layer, not three separate projects ↓
What's actually built
Working infrastructure, not a slide deck.
Every item below is running today, not roadmap. This is what you'd actually be looking at in a review.
30-day compliance calculation
The true trailing 30-day low is computed automatically from recorded price history, independent of whatever a marketplace displays.
Cross-marketplace comparison
The same product's price across every marketplace it's tracked on, so an inflated "discount" on one platform is visible next to the honest price elsewhere.
Verified trader & provenance records
Trader registration identifiers held per listing, not inferred — the DSA traceability layer.
Packaging & EPR status
Material, recyclability, and EPR registration tracked per product, flagged automatically when incomplete.
Regulator case-review dashboard
Market-scan view, flagged-listing queue, and evidence per case for an authenticated regulator account — not a shared inbox.
Retention enforced at the database level
6-month price history window, 12-month erasure grace period, automatic pruning — policy that's actually enforced, not just written down.
Recent activity
Real product views and tracking requests from the last few days — not a projection. Shown on a 48-hour delay by design, so this never reflects exact current traffic.
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Coverage
Where this runs today, and where it's expanding.
"Live" marketplaces have real, continuously monitored price data. "Recognized" marketplaces are identified and queued — coverage is expanding market by market, not claimed ahead of the data.
Who this is for
Built for two kinds of scrutiny.
Regulators
An independent oversight view
Market-scan across tracked listings, a flagged-listing queue with evidence attached, and consumer reports routed to a real review workflow — access is by verified regulator account, not public.
Marketplace partners & acquirers
A diligence-ready audit trail
The same record a regulator would ask for, ready to hand over before a partnership or acquisition closes — evidence of compliance posture, not a promise of one.
Get in touch
Request access to a live review.
The most useful next step is usually a walkthrough of a real product's audit trail, not a deck.