One product record answers every regime. Load a product once and it is read by packaging fees, on-pack labelling, electricals, batteries, textiles, medicines, cosmetics and claims, each naming who holds the duty, its status and where it came from.
Start with packaging EPR and switch on the modules you need as your obligations grow. Every module reads the same continuously monitored, cited regulatory brain: every jurisdiction and every duty across packaging, WEEE, batteries, textiles, pharma take-back, cosmetics, health claims, on-pack labelling and carriage, each naming who holds it, its status and where it comes from, and a cited absence where a market imposes none against everything the brain asks. Your products, packaging and markets are entered once and answer everywhere. New this release: a Drinks module, market-entry packs, the Retailer Exchange with guest seats, e-label hosting per SKU, the 2030 scenario planner, official mark packs, supplier declarations, the Brain API and Obli Connect. See what shipped.
Every market · every regime · cited absences
The core of every plan. Turn product and packaging data into submission-ready EPR fee calculations and nation-by-nation duties, with every figure traced to its source and its status shown.
Check the recycling, disposal and regulatory marks your packaging must carry across the markets the brain holds, against cited rules - for today's label or a launch date up to five years out. Wine, beer and spirits get their own rules in 46 markets: ingredients e-labels, sulphite statements, importer particulars and statutory health warnings. Every check is sealed, with an exportable run dossier.
Upload the artwork you already have, pick your markets and a go-live date, and get back a redesigned front, back and peel label carrying what the law requires there on that date. Every requirement is cited with its status, and every design is checked before you see it. A separate module from the labelling checker, with AI runs included each month.
A per-product recyclability rating from the packaging you already set up - green, amber or red by material, so you see modulated-fee risk before it lands on an invoice.
Electricals and batteries carry their own producer duties. Track the registrations, categories and thresholds that apply alongside your packaging, in one place. The brain holds WEEE duties in dozens of jurisdictions, battery duties in dozens more and lithium battery carriage facts for transport as dangerous goods, each with its status.
Submission-ready reports, plus per-product PPWR readiness across the regulation's pillars, from PFAS to recycled content, with customer attestations and an EU Declaration of Conformity generated to Annex VIII of Regulation (EU) 2025/40, prepared for signature.
For agencies and consultants: manage every client workspace from one portfolio view, with the ones needing attention surfaced first and one click into any of them.
The same brain also holds textile and footwear take-back (cited duties), pharmaceutical and sharps take-back (cited duties), cosmetic substance annexes with the claims and borderline check (cited duties, the substance restrictions), health claims on food and drink (cited duties), product passports (the data requirements, resolving at id.oblifee.com), lithium battery carriage as dangerous goods (cited duties) and the official lists held verbatim. When a product's class or traits engage one of these regimes the platform answers from the same brain: take-back duties on the obligations page, cosmetics and health-claims rules in the claims check, carriage facts on the product's transport stage, each with its citation and confirmed / illustrative / estimate status; ask Obli or open the brain browser to read them.
Fifteen additions, all reading the same brain and the same product record. Each card says what it does, what it costs and where the facts come from. Prices exclude VAT; every module is open to every workspace during the beta. Label Rework is the exception: it is a paid module during the beta too. Full price list.
Wine, beer, cider and spirits: the rules that bind an alcoholic drink specifically, per market. Alcohol labelling rules in 46 markets, statutory health warnings with the date each comes into force (Ireland's from 3 September 2028, confirmed, S.I. 422/2025), deposit return scope for the glass bottle, and each product's e-label state. One import sheet onboards a whole range.
One sealed pack per product, market and launch date: labelling gaps, registrations, a fee estimate at that date's rates, deposit-return scope, passport requirement and the duties that start first, every figure with its status and source. The launch calendar lists every planned market across your products with a countdown.
Retailer Exchange: ask any supplier on Oblifee for a sealed compliance dossier on a product; a read-only copy with its SHA-256 lands in your workspace. Guest seats (Growth 2, Scale 10, packs of 5): give agencies, printers and retailer contacts time-limited access to specific products only.
Every mark your pack must carry has an owner and printing rules, so Oblifee never redraws one. The Official artwork panel on a label check names the owner, the official source, the licence position and the minimum size for your pack with its status (the e-mark's 3 mm, confirmed, Directive 76/211/EEC; the CE marking's 5 mm, confirmed, Regulation (EC) 765/2008), and exports the owner's file at that size into your vault where reproduction is permitted.
Pick a horizon year from 2026 to 2035, edit a product's bill of materials as a scenario and see what that year asks of it: the Regulation (EU) 2025/40 recycled-content and grade targets in force by then, fees at the rates the brain holds dated for that year (each line naming its rate, status and basis), deposit-return scope and the duties that start first. Save, compare two side by side, promote to the Packaging Builder. Arithmetic on cited facts, no model involved.
Published passports and wine e-labels served for the life of the product at id.oblifee.com, at GS1 Digital Link addresses for your GTINs (your GS1 licence shown as your own declaration, never verified by us) or Oblifee identifiers. Language variants in your own wording, bulk publish from the products list, a printable QR sheet. The passport module hosts 10 published SKUs; E-label Packs add 25 each.
Ask the brain to cover a market, programme or product type it does not yet hold. Two requests a month are included on Scale; otherwise £249 per request, delivered with citations and statuses within 5 working days. Your request is read by people, never sent to a model; what we cannot cite, we tell you rather than load.
Set the markets and programmes your workspace is told about, then deliver the same alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams or a shared mailbox alongside the bell and email. Every alert names the market, the programme, the date and the source it cites, and any figure carries its status. Webhook URLs are stored encrypted and only their host is ever shown. Want the feed on its own? Oblifee Alerts is a plan at £9 a month.
A public, read-only page under your organisation's name showing what the brain holds for your members' markets and programmes: counts, statuses and dated changes, never rates, thresholds or any customer data. Members sign up through the page with those markets already in scope. Editions are set up by Oblifee on request; write to support@latasys.com.
Bring clients through your referral link, put your firm's name and logo on the reports, redesign concepts and dossiers you prepare for them, and read a monthly statement of 20% of each attributed client's monthly plan value at list, ex VAT. Every figure on it is marked estimate, because it is computed from the plan fields we hold rather than from invoices; LataSys reconciles it against Stripe, and if the reconciled figure differs, the reconciled figure stands. Nothing moves money automatically.
Ask the supplier of a packaging component to declare what you need to know about it, on a form they fill in as a scoped external user: the PPWR declaration of conformity (Regulation (EU) 2025/40 Annex VII), PFAS in food-contact packaging and heavy metals (Article 5), food-contact compliance (Regulation (EC) 1935/2004) and recycled content (Article 7). Suppliers see only what was asked of them; accepted declarations file themselves on every product that uses the component and feed your PPWR attestation as supporting documents.
Odoo is live today. Shopify, Dynamics 365 Business Central, NetSuite, SAP Business One and Sage connectors are built to the same contract and being verified against live accounts; the Odoo Apps and Shopify App Store listings are prepared and awaiting store review. Products, packaging and volumes sync as aggregates, never personal data.
Two doors into the same brain, both read only, both logged. The Brain API is for your systems; Obli Connect is for the assistant you already use.
Read the regulatory brain from your own systems: duties, fee rates, labelling, claim rules and the change log, every row cited and carrying its status. Starter: 10,000 calls a month, GBP 99 a month. Pro: 100,000 calls a month, GBP 399 a month. Keys with scopes, signed change-log webhooks, OpenAPI document, data licence at /api/v1/brain/terms. Never your workspace data.
Obli Connect: ask Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot Studio about your position, read-only and fully logged. Part of Oblifee AI. Obli's seven deterministic tools over the Model Context Protocol at oblifee.app/mcp: position, obligations, registration guidance, forecast, savings, market lookup and product, each answer carrying its statuses and citations. One workspace per token, issued by the owner after a consent screen, revocable any time.
Three things everyone gets, whatever modules you run.
Model a lighter, cheaper pack before you commit - combine design goals, or aim at global compliance against every packaging jurisdiction in the brain, and see the fee and recyclability move.
Define bottles, caps, boxes and wraps once, attach them to any product's unit, outer or transit build, and edit in one place - every product that uses them updates.
Ask a question in plain language, any of 38, and get a cited answer from your own data and the regulatory brain, no digging through guidance PDFs.
Every module is free for everyone during our beta. Label Rework is the exception: it is a paid module during the beta too. Start with EPR and add the rest as your obligations grow.
Request accessOblifee covers eleven regulatory regimes across roughly a hundred markets: packaging producer responsibility, on-pack labelling, electrical equipment, batteries, textiles, medicines take-back, cosmetics, health claims, cosmetic substance restrictions, digital product passports and lithium battery carriage.
No. Packaging producer responsibility and the verified dataset are the base and are always included. Everything else is a module priced separately, so a business that only sells packaging never subsidises one that sells electricals.
