With Packaging Cockpit you manage your packaging worldwide
Our solution
- For global use
- Food and non-food
- Integration with GS1 (GTIN, GLN)
- Data structure for calculations
- Bulk data
- All packaging components
- For global use to enable global players to use a uniform packaging specification management software
- Integration of GS1 standards for identification of packaging and packaging components (GTIN) or for identification of companies and locations (GLN)
- A scientifically based data structure that
- Allows globally country-specific calculations
- Covers all important calculations: recyclability, CO2 footprint, a streamlined LCA with 16 impact categories (according to PEF) such as climate change, land use, water use, resource use; Learn more
- High performance system for mass data
- Storage of the entire article portfolio even for tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of data records per customer
- Depending on the supply chain position partial or complete mapping of the packaging system:
- Main body, decoration, closures, packaging aids
- Material/barrier/coating
- Printing inks, direct printing
- Other components, outer packaging
- Recyclability
- Life cycle assessment, e.g., CO2eq
- International scientific community
- Nationally adapted calculations
- Ongoing adaption
- Technical recyclability in percent by weight according to standardized methodology
- Life cycle assessment in 16 impact categories (according to PEF) such as CO2 footprint, land and water use, resource consumption, etc.; Learn more
- Lead Scientists of the Packaging Cockpit are in constant exchange with international and national committees
- Country-specific calculation, adapted to national infrastructures
- Ongoing adaptation of the calculation logic to dynamic developments in the industry
- Material research
- Collection systems/Sorting systems
- Recovery/recycling streams
- Legislation
- Data export to customers
- Data import from suppliers
- Authorization system
- Data integrity with GS1 (GTIN, GLN)
- Information Security Concept
- For global use, to enable global players to use a uniform packaging specification management software as well
- Data export
- Export of packaging components along the entire supply chain (packaging production, distribution, retail)
- Export of the entire packaging system, e.g., from brand production to trade
- Data import
- Import of packaging components
- Merge components from multiple suppliers into a complete packaging system with just a few mouse clicks
- Import of the complete packaging system, e.g., from brand production to trade
- Import of packaging components
- Authorization system for precise control of which data is made available to which recipients
- Data integrity for GS1-identified data objects (GTIN, GLN)
- Information security concept
Both the web interface and the underlying infrastructure are optimized for maximum performance and we are constantly working to improve them even further. All services and databases run on state-of-the-art server systems and, if necessary, the load is distributed between the servers in the cluster so that we can respond to load peaks and ensure smooth operation even with higher usage frequency. A REST interface is also available for connecting external systems, which can be used to import and export data.
- All required master data
- Continuous updating
- Mapping of national material flows
- Legislative
- Innovations
- Synchronized release management
- All required master data is provided internally in the system
- An international team of scientific experts continuously updates the master data
- Updating based on national developments for
- Collection systems
- Sorting systems
- Recovery/recycling streams
- Legislation
- Capture of innovations in packaging design and materials research
- Synchronized release management of application and master data for consistent and traceable calculation results
The topic "data security" is very important to us. All data is stored in a data center in Vienna. Data is also backed up to another data center once a day to ensure that the system can continue to operate even in the event of a fire. In addition, so-called transaction logs are kept in order to be able to restore the data from any point in time and access to the data by unauthorized third parties is prevented by a multi-level procedure.
