EU ESPR · DPP deadlines begin 2027

The path to EU DPP
runs through your
spec sheets.

SpecMake turns spec sheets into structured, audited, compliance-checked product data for PIM, ERP, and DPP workflows.

CE
REACH
RoHS
ATEX
IP
Verify → Regulatory compliance
Regulatory compliance
4/ 5pass
1 needs review
CE
EN 13501-1
4 / 4pass
REACH
Annex XVII
3 / 3pass
RoHS
2011/65/EU
10 / 10pass
ATEX
II 2G
4 / 6review
IP
IEC 60529
2 / 2pass
ATEX2 of 6 requirements need review
  • Equipment group declared (II)
  • Category present (2G)
  • Temperature class (T-code) not found in source
  • Protection type (Ex d / Ex e) not declared

Per-regulation drilldown on every document. Live when you sign up.

Regulations covered

Named. Specific. Per-regulation.

No generic compliance chip. Every regulation has its own requirement set — what it checks, what it cites, where it failed in your document.

CE
CE marking
Declaration of Conformity, harmonised standards, notified body references.
Full checks
REACH
Annex XVII
SVHC thresholds, registration numbers, safety data sheet cross-reference.
Full checks
RoHS
2011/65/EU
All ten substance declarations, threshold checks (< 0.1% w/w).
Full checks
ATEX
II 2G directive
Equipment category, protection type, temperature class, marking review.
In preview
IP
IEC 60529
Solids + liquids ingress ratings, parsing edge cases like IP6K9K.
Full checks
DPP
EU ESPR readiness
Unique identifier, composition, recycled content, end-of-life guidance.
In preview

SpecMake currently covers six regulatory frameworks with more in preview. A seventh — Product Safety (EU 2023/988) — runs on every spec sheet regardless of industry.

Rule-by-rule breakdown

What you actually risk

Find documentation gaps before customers, distributors, or regulators do.

Compliance gaps don't announce themselves in the spec sheet. They surface downstream — in a rejected declaration, an audit finding, a tender disqualification. By then, the fix costs weeks, not minutes.

A distributor rejects your CE Declaration

because the harmonised standard reference doesn't match the EN listing on the EU Official Journal.

Re-issue cycle: 2–3 weeks.

A REACH audit asks for SVHC data

the spec sheet declared compliance generically, without itemizing the threshold checks the auditor needs.

Response window: 4–6 weeks.

A public tender disqualifies your bid

RoHS substance declarations weren't itemized in the format the tender required.

Lost opportunity: irreversible.

SpecMake runs the regulation rule sets against your spec sheet at upload time, with source-quote anchors so every flag shows the exact sentence that triggered it. The fix happens before the document leaves your team. Minutes, not weeks.

The mechanism

Compliance is a side effect of good data.

You can't audit what isn't structured. SpecMake extracts first — every value, unit, tolerance, and test standard — then runs the regulatory checks against that clean data. The results view surfaces what passed, what failed, and which specific source page to look at.

  • Every field carries a confidence score and click-to-verify source anchor.
  • Unit normalization across bar/MPa/psi, L/min/GPM, °C/°F.
  • Output as JSON-LD (DPP-ready) with schema.org property mappings.
See the extraction pipeline
Coverage & compliance at a glanceComplete
Audit
94%
Compliance
3 / 4
DPP
78%
CEEN 13501-1 · Declaration presentpass
REACHNo SVHC above 0.1% w/wpass
RoHSAll 10 substances declaredpass
ATEXTemperature class T-code not declaredreview

Get your documentation DPP-ready.
Before the deadline matters.

Create an account to run the compliance check on your own spec sheet — or apply for the Charter Customer Program for custom DPP schemas and dedicated onboarding.

Want to check DPP readiness without signing up? Try the DPP check tool →