Every failed batch, accounted for.

Quality directors, managers, and sustainability leads at apparel and footwear brands. If your team coordinates non-conformity across external workshops and needs unit-level traceability for ESPR, Flexireo was built for your workflow.

The combination of spreadsheets, email threads, WhatsApp groups and shared drives that most brands use today. Flexireo replaces that stack with one record per batch and unit-level traceability.

Yes. Many teams start with the rework workflow alone (sourcing workshops, sending RFQs, comparing bids, tracking units and scoring vendors) and add the wider non-conformity routes and ESPR reporting later. Pricing reflects whether you use Flexireo for rework only or for the full ESPR flow.

One week. We ran the first project through Flexireo for a multi-country European sporting goods retailer seven days after decision. Your team can start a low-risk pilot project on a single batch to prove value first.

Yes. Every route (rework, donation or disposal) is tracked. This data maps directly to the five mandated ESPR fields, so the audit trail is a by-product of your operations.

Yes. Under the ESPR, the term "unsold consumer product" covers surplus stock and deadstock, and also customer returns made under the right of withdrawal; both flow into the same Article 24 disclosure and Article 25 destruction-ban obligations. Flexireo tracks every batch from intake forward whether it originated as overstock or as a return, so returns that are reworked, resold, donated, recycled, or discarded all stay in one audit trail.

Yes. Every partner, from disposal plants to rework workshops, uses a mobile-first interface to log evidence and status. External partners prefer it because it ends the chasing by phone and the merging of spreadsheets.

Yes, on any disposition route. Flexireo records the price awarded for the work, a daily carrying cost you set that applies for as long as the batch stays open, the transport out and back, and what each partner has cost you across their batches, whether the batch was routed to rework, reuse, donation, recycling or disposal. They roll up into one total per batch, broken down by category, so the answer comes from the operational record rather than from a reconstruction after the batch has closed.

Pricing is predictable and depends on whether you use Flexireo only for rework projects or for the whole ESPR flow. See the three tiers and pilot pricing on our pricing page.

Generic systems are built for broad manufacturing. Flexireo is a specialized QMS built for the specific operational workflows of apparel rework and the unique reporting requirements of ESPR Article 24.

No. Flexireo handles the operational last mile of non-conformity and disposition that PLM and ERP systems were not designed to manage. We can integrate with your systems through webhooks and exports.

English, French, Spanish, and Swedish are currently available, with German and Italian in the pipeline. Workshop-facing screens are translated first because that is where adoption friction matters most.