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Compliance obligation convergence

Your suppliers are asked the same data by teams that don't talk to each other

Packaging weight for pEPR is the same number your carbon team needs for Scope 3. Gender pay data under Loi Rixain is the same dataset as the EU Pay Transparency Directive. The link exists in the regulations — nobody is surfacing it in the tools.

RegConverge maps compliance obligations at the data-point level. Select your obligations below to see the overlap.

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Framework mapping (CSRD ↔ GRI ↔ TCFD) already exists everywhere. This tool does something different: it connects mandatory compliance obligations — pEPR, PPWR, EUDR, EU Pay Transparency, Loi Rixain, UK Modern Slavery Act — at the raw data-point level. Same supplier data, collected once.

Three worked examples of regulatory data convergence

Click a cluster to load its regulations and see the convergence live.

Reduction vs fully siloed data collection
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Select your compliance obligations

Toggle regulations on/off. The convergence map, efficiency score, and heatmap update live. Hard-deadline obligations are highlighted.

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Data point convergence map

Each row is one data point. Badges show which obligations consume it. Operational activity data is visually prominent; policy disclosures are secondary.

Select at least one obligation above.

Obligation overlap heatmap

Cell value = number of shared data points between two obligations.

Convergence by compliance domain

Data point count per domain, coloured by convergence type.

See the full compliance detail

The map above shows WHAT overlaps and HOW MUCH. The detail view shows WHY — with specific article references, deadlines, penalties, and sources.

Article-level regulation references
Compliance deadlines per data point
Penalty context for non-compliance
Unified supplier questionnaire generator
Source URLs and verification status
PDF export of convergence analysis (coming soon)

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Free vs Pro vs Enterprise

Choose the plan that fits your compliance needs.

Monthly Annual

Free

£0
Forever free
  • Convergence map (all data points)
  • Efficiency score calculator
  • Obligation overlap heatmap
  • Domain analysis breakdown
  • Article references
  • Compliance deadlines
  • Penalty context
  • Questionnaire generator

Pro

£49/month
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
  • Everything in Free
  • Article-level references
  • Compliance deadlines
  • Penalty context
  • Verification status + source URLs
  • Supplier questionnaire generator
  • Custom regulation profiles
  • Team seats + SSO

Enterprise

Custom
Tailored for multi-entity compliance
  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom regulation profiles
  • Multi-entity / subsidiary mapping
  • Team seats + SSO
  • API access
  • Dedicated onboarding
  • SLA + priority support
  • PDF / CSV exports
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Frequently asked questions about regulatory convergence

Common questions about RegConverge and compliance data mapping.

Regulatory convergence is the overlap between different compliance obligations at the data-point level. For example, packaging weight data collected for UK pEPR fees is the same number needed for EU PPWR obligations and Scope 3 carbon calculations. By identifying these overlaps, organisations can collect supplier data once and use it across multiple regulatory filings, reducing duplication by up to 40%.
CSRD (via ESRS E4 Biodiversity) requires disclosure on deforestation impacts, supply chain land-use change, and biodiversity due diligence. EUDR requires commodity-level geolocation, deforestation-free verification, and supply chain traceability for 7 commodities. The supply chain origin data, geolocation coordinates, and due diligence assessments collected for EUDR can directly feed CSRD biodiversity disclosures.
Yes. RegConverge identifies data points shared across regulations. For example, packaging material composition data serves pEPR (UK), PPWR (EU), and Scope 3 Category 1/12 calculations simultaneously. Gender pay data serves Loi Rixain, EU Pay Transparency Directive, and CSRD social disclosures. Our convergence map shows exactly which data points overlap, with efficiency reductions typically ranging from 25% to 40%.
RegConverge is a compliance data mapping tool by RSustain that connects mandatory regulatory obligations at the raw data-point level. Unlike framework mapping tools (CSRD to GRI to TCFD), RegConverge maps operational compliance obligations such as pEPR, PPWR, EUDR, EU Pay Transparency, UK Modern Slavery Act, and more, showing exactly where the same supplier data satisfies multiple regulations.
RegConverge currently covers 12+ EU, UK, French, Australian, and global regulations including CSRD/ESRS, CSDDD, EUDR, PPWR, pEPR, EU Pay Transparency Directive, Loi Rixain, UK Modern Slavery Act, WEEE Directive, EU Batteries Regulation, REACH/SCIP, Scope 3/GHG Protocol, and more. Coverage is expanding to include Australian Modern Slavery Act, ASRS 1/ASRS 2, and UK CBAM.
The convergence map, efficiency score, obligation overlap heatmap, and domain analysis are free. The Pro tier (from £49/month or £490/year, saving 2 months) unlocks article-level regulation references, compliance deadlines, penalty context, verification status, and the unified supplier questionnaire generator.
Free shows what data overlaps and how much reduction is possible. Pro shows why, with specific article references (e.g., PPWR Art. 7(1), pEPR Reg. 4(3)), compliance deadlines, penalty regimes, source URLs, and verification status for every mapping. Pro also includes a unified supplier questionnaire generator and PDF export (coming soon). Enterprise adds custom regulation profiles, multi-entity mapping, team seats, SSO, and API access.
The registry is maintained by RSustain's regulatory team and verified against official gazette text and authoritative primary sources. Each regulation entry includes a verification status, last-verified date, and source URL. The CSRD scope reflects Omnibus I (Dir 2026/470, in force 18 Mar 2026). EUDR reflects the amended application date (30 Dec 2026). All data carries a verification legend distinguishing verified, secondary-source, and unverified entries.
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