Pick your product group. Tick the data you already hold. You get the named gaps, the time left, and an honest read on how much trouble that is — checked against the same field sets our compliance agent runs for paying customers.
Tick a field only if you could produce it, per unit or per batch as the rule requires, from a system rather than from memory. Be harsh with yourself — a customs system will be.
The required and expected fields above are the ones our agent checks for customers. The difference is what backs them: here you tell us you hold a field. In an audit we read the record and find out.
Missing fields are easy — you already know about them. The expensive failure is the field that looks populated in a spreadsheet, holds a null or an empty string in the record, and rejects at a border system months after you signed off.
Batteries carry the only fixed date. Every other group here depends on a delegated act that is not adopted. We label those provisional rather than implying a certainty we do not have — and we will change the fields when the acts land.
Yes, and there is no signup. The check runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to Aeroz unless you choose to have the result emailed to you.
It is exactly as accurate as your answers. The field sets are the real ones, and they are the same sets our compliance agent runs for paying customers — but this version asks you whether you hold a field rather than reading your system and checking. A field you believe you hold, which turns out to be blank or 'TBC' in the record, is the single most common failure we find in a paid audit.
Batteries, iron and steel, textiles and apparel, tyres, furniture and aluminium. Batteries carry the only fixed date — 18 February 2027, under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 Article 77. Every other group depends on a delegated act that has not been adopted, so those field sets are marked provisional and should be expected to change.
No. It tells you whether you hold the data a passport needs. Compliance also depends on the values being correct, the identifier and data carrier being right, registration where required, and the access model. This is not legal advice.
Field sets reviewed 13 September 2026 against Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 and the ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781). This page is informational and is not legal advice.