Arkive is Europe's first automated sustainability intelligence platform, helping economic operators comply with Digital Product Passport regulations while reducing waste and building resilient supply chains.

THE PROBLEM
Waste is increasing in Europe. F2C models (Temu, Alibaba, Shein) shift revenue outside Europe while leaving the EU accountable for product waste and packaging. Traditional overproduction in textiles, cosmetics, and food creates profit leaks. Material shortages (water, energy, ingredients) threaten business continuity. EU regulations now require economic operators to be accountable for their environmental footprint.

OUR SOLUTION
We are building the first automated sustainability intelligence platform, with the core feature being the Digital Product Passport (DPP), which enables traceable supply chains.

Our modules:

DPP System
Traceable, compliant Digital Product Passports

Automated LCA
Life Cycle Assessment automation

Claim Management
Validate sustainability claims

Analytics
Real-time compliance dashboards

We deliver compliance in 1 week, not months. Our platform integrates with your ERP, PLM, and supply chain systems via API, FTP, or flat file uploads.

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
• Built by practitioners, not consultants
• Fast integration -> plug-and-play-model
• Best priced in the market (prove to us differently)
• Automated intelligence
• Sustainability compliance-as-a-service

WHO WE SERVE
EU economic operators in textiles, cosmetics, cars (batteries + tires), white goods, pharma, and chemicals who face the 2027 DPP regulations and need to move from overproduction to precision production.

OUR VISION
Decrease waste in supply chains. Make them measurable and resilient. Help companies produce what will actually be sold. Build Europe's largest materials intelligence platform for a transparent, circular economy.

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Jess Coper

This department focuses on the planning, development, and management of products throughout their lifecycle.

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