For material suppliers · October 2026
Dundir
A comparison only sees the data it can read.
Dundir is designing procurement software that compares suppliers on structured data: certificates, declarations, delivery record. It is in design with partners; there are no buyers using it yet.
The problem
Product data that does not travel.
Certificates and declarations sit in PDFs on websites, and delivery documents are filled in by hand.
95%
of delivery tickets failed data quality criteria in an audit of 831,206 delivery records.
Qflow 2025 [EVID-016]
2026
Declarations of performance cover climate indicators from 8 January 2026, more environmental indicators from 2030 and the rest from 2032, as each product family’s standards come in.
CPR 2024/3110, art. 15(3) [EVID-050]
The design Stage: design
Hard requirements in, a package out.
A buyer’s specification becomes hard requirements: certified, delivery date, budget ceiling, CO₂ limit.
Products whose data is structured and current can be checked against them; products whose data sits in a PDF cannot.
Where we stand
Stage, not product.
| Module | Stage |
|---|---|
| Procurement solver | research and design |
| Smart gate | lab prototype |
| Supplier record and contract memory | design |
What we have not proven yet. That buyers will use the comparison, and which data fields they will need. Neither track runs at a client yet; the design is still open to the people whose data it would use.
What we are asking for
Help define the product data.
Dundir
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Sources
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