Know exactly what is missing
Every required field is checked against your sector template, and each gap is named before you publish, so nothing goes out half done.
For startups and SME
EU product passports, without hiring a compliance team.
Model your products, collect the data you do not hold, and publish a passport that resolves from a GS1 Digital Link. Self-serve, with a Sandbox to rehearse the whole journey on sample data first.
- Set up
- Self-serve, no sales call needed
- Try first
- The Sandbox runs the whole journey on sample data
- On the label
- A GS1 Digital Link QR for every passport
How it fits
From the spreadsheet you have to a passport a customer can scan. One workspace in the middle, doing the checking for you.
Why Norruva
Built for a team of one. Everything a compliance department would do, laid out as a checklist you can finish.
Get data from suppliers
Send a structured request for the fields you do not hold. The answer lands on the right field with a record of who sent it.
Publish a label that works
Each passport resolves from a GS1 Digital Link, so the QR on your pack opens the right product page for every audience.
How it works
Live in an afternoon. Four steps from sign-up to a published passport.
Add your products
Import a CSV or start from one product. Each record becomes the base a passport hangs on.
Pick the sector template
The template sets the fields your product group needs, so you fill in a form, not a regulation.
Run the check
The workspace lists every gap and the evidence each claim needs, in plain language.
Publish and print
Publish the passport and download its GS1 Digital Link QR for the pack or the label.
See it on your own products. Run the whole journey on sample data first. Nothing leaves the Sandbox.
Grow into the platform
Everything the enterprise runs is here when you need it. Not before. Add each piece as your catalog and your obligations grow.
Supplier Data Collection
When you outgrow spreadsheets, invite suppliers into structured requests and collect the data you need in one place.
Evidence Vault
Keep the documents behind every claim organised and audit-ready as your catalog expands.
APIs and Integrations
Connect Norruva to the ERP, PIM or shop you already run when you are ready to automate.
The platform
The products behind it. One platform, assembled for where you are now.
Product Passports
The passport record itself: its fields, its versions, and the resolver that answers a scan.
Explore ›Compliance Automation
Checks every required field against the template and names the gaps it finds.
Explore ›Supplier Data Collection
Requests the fields you do not hold from the party that holds them, and keeps the answer.
Explore ›Evidence Vault
Test reports, declarations and certificates, each attached to the field it supports.
Explore ›Publishing and Data Exchange
Publishes the passport and exchanges it in the formats your partners already read.
Explore ›APIs and Integrations
The same operations over an API, with webhooks, so passports follow the pipeline you run.
Explore ›Questions
Questions, answered. What teams ask before they start.
Anything else, ask us directly through Contact sales.
No. The sector template decides which fields a passport needs and the check names every gap in plain language. A specialist helps with your evidence, not with the software.
Yes. The Sandbox runs the whole journey on sample data, from product record to a published passport, so you can see the result first.
Add suppliers, evidence and integrations as you need them. Your products, evidence and published passports stay where they are, and nothing is re-entered.
Yes. Start with a CSV, then use the API and webhooks when you are ready to automate. The records you created by hand stay the same records.
Get started
Ship your first passport this week.
Open the Sandbox, or create your workspace and publish your first passport without a sales call.
Try it without an account
Run the whole journey on sample data. Nothing leaves the sandbox.
Open the sandbox ›Build it into your stack
Every endpoint, in HTTP, cURL, JavaScript, Python and Go.
Read the docs ›