Pick by what you're trying to do — prove a product is real, make claims checkable, keep authorship verifiable, ship the regulations on your roadmap. Or pick by industry, or by regulation. PRVNZ ships one record that does all four.
By job
Every item PRVNZ touches gets a verifiable identity that a customer, a customs officer, or a marketplace can check in seconds. Autonomous agents sweep marketplaces and customs feeds, flag counterfeits as they appear, and route resale back through the brand.
Where it came from, who handled it, what it's made of, how it was made. Supplier-claim agents ingest each filing, cross-check it against lab data, customs records, and IoT signals, and write the verified result back to the passport — so the next person who asks doesn't have to take your word for it.
Mark AI-generated and AI-modified media so it can be told apart from the real thing. Protect creative work, brand assets, and IP — derivative-detection agents watch for unauthorized copies, scraped catalogs, and synthetic remixes across the open web.
Product passports, content marking, supplier due diligence, climate disclosure, marketplace seller verification — the laws on your roadmap covered by one platform, in every market you ship to. Regulation-mapping agents track new rules as they land and update your passports automatically.
Underneath all four jobs
Programmable, verifiable, anticipatory — the same three modes power authenticity, provenance, content, and compliance. Read the deep-dive on the platform page, or see how each mode applies to your category.
When a supplier files a certificate, an item is sold, a recall is issued, or a return arrives — the right thing happens without anyone opening a ticket. Agents read the event, run the logic, and write the result back to the passport.
Agent typesEvery claim gets independently checked against external sources — lab results, customs data, IoT and satellite signals, marketplace listings, regulatory watchlists. The record isn't "what someone said"; it's what was checked.
Agent typesPatterns across your network add up to early signals — supplier instability, counterfeit hotspots forming, lifecycle and recall risk building, climate exposure on a route. Agents surface these to your team in the cadence they actually read.
Agent typesBy industry
Counterfeit is a brand erosion problem before it is a revenue problem.
Customers want to know what's in the bottle, where it came from, and what to do with it next.
Right-to-repair, warranty law, and product-passport requirements all converge on the same record.
From single-origin coffee to estate wines, PRVNZ records the path from field to glass.
Serialization is a baseline — verification is the bar.
Battery and parts passports are about to become a residual-value, second-life, and fleet-management advantage — wherever your vehicles end up.
By regulation
PRVNZ wasn't built for any single jurisdiction. The regulations below are the ones our customers most often need to satisfy — covered as a byproduct of the four jobs above, in any market.
The first universal product passport.
Live
From 2026 — sector-specific delegated acts
Scope
Battery first (Feb 2027). Textiles, furniture, tyres next. ICT and steel by 2030.
Source
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 — Ecodesign for Sustainable Products (in force Jul 18, 2024)
What the law requires
Under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (entered into force July 18, 2024), products placed on the EU market will progressively require a Digital Product Passport — sector by sector — through delegated acts. The passport links a unique product identifier to verifiable information about composition, origin, repair, recycling, and environmental footprint, accessible to consumers, repairers, recyclers, customs, and market surveillance.
How PRVNZ aligns
The first ESPR sector to ship at scale.
Live
Feb 18, 2027
Scope
EV and industrial batteries above 2 kWh
Source
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 — Battery Regulation, Articles 77–78
What the law requires
Every electric-vehicle and industrial battery placed on the EU market after February 18, 2027 must carry a digital Battery Passport — a QR-accessible record of performance, durability, chemistry, recycled content, carbon footprint, and ownership history. The first sector-wide DPP and the template every other industry will follow.
How PRVNZ aligns
Generative content must declare itself.
Live
Aug 2, 2026
Scope
Marketing, advertising, and editorial content in scope
Source
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — AI Act, Article 50
What the law requires
From August 2, 2026, providers and deployers of generative AI systems must mark AI-generated or modified images, audio, video, and text in a machine-readable format. Deepfakes must be visibly disclosed. The obligation reaches deep into marketing operations — product imagery, ad creative, voice-over, model substitutions.
How PRVNZ aligns
Audit trails the law expects.
Live
First wave Jul 26, 2028 (post-Omnibus I delay)
Scope
Companies > 5,000 staff and > €1.5B turnover
Source
Directive (EU) 2024/1760 — CSDDD
What the law requires
CSDDD requires the largest companies operating in the EU to identify, prevent, and account for human rights and environmental harms across their chain of activities. Penalties can reach 3% of net worldwide turnover. The directive runs alongside national laws like Germany's Lieferkettengesetz and France's Devoir de Vigilance.
How PRVNZ aligns
Marketplace seller verification at scale.
Live
In force — enforcement intensifying
Scope
40,000 seller accounts already suspended (Jan 2026)
Source
INFORM Consumers Act, 15 U.S.C. § 45f
What the law requires
Online marketplaces operating in the US must verify high-volume third-party sellers and disclose their identity to buyers. The first major enforcement action — against a leading marketplace in September 2025 — set the bar for what verification documentation regulators expect.
How PRVNZ aligns
Scope 1, 2, and 3 in the state of California.
Live
First Scope 1/2 reporting in 2026 (CARB rule pending)
Scope
Scope 3 from 2027
Source
California Senate Bills 253 and 261
What the law requires
Companies doing business in California with annual revenue above $1B must report Scope 1 and 2 emissions in 2026 and Scope 3 from 2027. SB 261 requires climate-related financial risk disclosure for companies above $500M.
How PRVNZ aligns
144 entities listed. 78 added in the last year.
Live
Active enforcement
Scope
2026 priority sectors: caustic soda, copper, lithium, red dates, steel
Source
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, Public Law 117-78
What the law requires
Goods produced in whole or in part in Xinjiang are presumed to be made with forced labor and barred from US import. Customs detentions require importers to produce verifiable, granular chain-of-custody evidence to release shipments.
How PRVNZ aligns
Send us your category, your markets, and the laws on your roadmap. Our solutions team will map every requirement to a PRVNZ capability — usually within 48 hours.
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