PRODUCT · REPORTING & EXPORT

    The PEFCR report your auditor signs, and the handoff your DPP issuer reads.

    Every PEFCR study ClimatePoint produces exits the platform in four audit-equivalent formats: a PEFCR-compliant PDF, a shareable interactive link, a WBCSD PACT 3.0 payload, and an ESPR Digital Product Passport handoff. The auditor signs the dataset. Every output carries that signature. Every number traces back to source.

    02 · PROOF · One dataset, four outputs

    One signed dataset.
    Four audit-equivalent outputs.

    Sample study: 5 kg ceramic tile, PEFCR-compliant, third-party verified 2026-03-14. Same audit seal, four surfaces.

    AUDITED PEFCR DATASET

    Ceramic tile · v2.1

    Signed: Alessandro Conti, Atlas Verification · 2026-03-14

    Hash: 4f7a9c2 · EF 3.1 / PEFCR data quality rating

    Derived from the signed dataset above:

    PDF

    PEFCR Report

    47 pages · PEF Annex II structure

    Audit seal on cover, methodology, and per-stage impacts

    LINK

    Shareable interactive

    climatepoint.io/r/t1-v2 · live

    Version-pinned to signed dataset, drillable charts

    PACT

    WBCSD PACT 3.0

    application/json · schema-validated

    Carbon footprint, boundary, DQ metadata, attestation

    DPP

    ESPR DPP payload

    GS1 Digital Link identifier

    Category-rule alignment, reference year, verification status

    03 · THE FRAMEWORK · Four surfaces

    What each surface is, and who reaches for it.

    PDFPEFCR Report
    The complete, page-paginated deliverable. Cover page, study boundaries, methodology statement, full LCI, per-stage impacts, DQ panel, auditor signature. Reached for by third-party auditors, procurement teams, and regulator filings. Preserves every figure in the study.
    LINKShareable Interactive Report
    A public URL rendering the same dataset as a live web view: drillable charts, lifecycle breakdowns, side-by-side variant comparisons. Reached for by sales sending to prospects, retail buyers doing a sustainability check, or internal stakeholders. Carries the auditor signature, version hash, and every number from the PDF.
    PACTWBCSD PACT 3.0 Payload
    Schema-validated JSON for cradle-to-gate carbon exchange between trading partners. Reached for by suppliers feeding a customer's Scope 3 program. Preserves product carbon footprint, boundary conditions, DQ metadata, and audit attestation.
    DPPESPR Digital Product Passport Handoff
    Machine-readable environmental data keyed to a GS1 Digital Link identifier, ingestable by any DPP issuer. Reached for by ESPR compliance portals, DPP platforms, and resolver services. Preserves category-rule alignment, reference year, and verification status.

    04 · WHY IT MATTERS

    Three things an export has to do
    before an auditor and a buyer trust it.

    Single signature, every surface.

    The audit stamp covers the dataset, not the format. When an auditor signs the PEFCR study, the PDF, shareable link, PACT payload, and DPP handoff all carry the same signed version and hash. You cannot edit one export without re-auditing the source; every surface stays in lock-step.

    Format-equivalent, not format-degraded.

    The PACT JSON carries the same figures the PDF prints. Nothing is rounded, summarized, or lossily transformed between formats. If your buyer reads PACT and your auditor reads PDF, they are looking at the same numbers drawn from the same LCI, at the same precision.

    Every figure traceable to source.

    Click any number in any surface and drill to the underlying LCI dataset, supplier primary data, or cited secondary reference, with its pedigree-matrix DQ score attached. When a buyer or auditor challenges a figure, the evidence is one step away, not archived in a file share nobody can find.

    The next step

    Bring a product whose environmental data is going to need to leave your building: to an auditor, a retail buyer, a supplier survey, or a DPP issuer. We will show you the four-surface export on a dataset shaped like yours, the audit stamp mechanics, and the re-issue path when a new surface is demanded.