I am preparing to launch ComplyFolio, a free workflow that turns a product page into GPSR readiness gaps, supplier evidence requests, listing-ready fields and an evidence pack. The central product question is not how to make another compliance score; it is which output saves a seller time immediately. For people working with ecommerce listings: would you value a clearer missing-field checklist, a supplier follow-up message, a Shopify metafields CSV, or a reusable multi-SKU evidence workspace first? I am especially interested in where supplier back-and-forth currently breaks down.
ComplyFolio checks visible product-listing signals, turns unresolved GPSR evidence into supplier requests and review tasks, and exports an Evidence Pack. It also adds bounded accessibility signals without claiming legal certification or WCAG conformance.
ComplyFolio helps ecommerce sellers turn a product link into an actionable EU compliance workspace. It checks GPSR listing readiness, identifies missing manufacturer, EU responsible person, traceability and warning information, then generates supplier evidence requests, listing-ready drafts, Shopify metafields CSV files and evidence packs. Optional EAA accessibility signals are included, with clear manual-review boundaries.
