We build, submit and manage your IMDS data sets so every part your supply chain ships meets ELV recyclability and hazardous-substance requirements — without the back-and-forth rejections.
The EU's End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive requires automakers to recover, recycle and reuse retired cars while limiting hazardous materials in every part. The International Material Data System (IMDS) is the industry's shared web platform for proving it.
Suppliers use IMDS to report exactly what a part is made of — down to the substance level — so OEMs can trace chemicals, confirm compliance, and calculate recyclability rates. Get a material declaration wrong, and the submission bounces back, holding up production approvals.
We sit inside that workflow every day: building datasets, chasing supplier data, and clearing rejections before they cost you time.
From first data entry to ongoing supplier management — drag or use the arrows to see the full scope.
A quick walkthrough of how we take a supplier from raw material data to a clean, compliant IMDS submission.
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