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Due-diligence readiness

Battery due-diligence readiness check

Ready means the listed readiness categories are present, not that the policy is certified.

Saved categories: category_band, industrial_band, capacity_band, ev_band, lmt_band, movement_band, model_band, specific_band, record_band, source_band, access_band, lifecycle_band, qr_band, role_band, relevance_band, org_band, policy_band, control_band, risk_band, mitigation_band, verify_band, audit_band, retention_band, focus_band

What this checks

Policy, supply-chain controls, risk identification, mitigation, third-party verification, audit documentation, and retention.

Who should use it

Teams preparing battery due diligence before verification.

How results work

A missing category is an evidence gap. Unclear notified-body verification is specialist review.

Application dates

From 2027-02-18 an LMT battery, an industrial battery above 2 kWh, and an EV battery need a battery passport when placed on the market or put into service. Battery due-diligence obligations run from 2027-08-18. A further category date stays pending until an implementing act sets it.

Official sources

Commission guidance and the existing amending act sit beside the regulation.

Limitations

No raw supply-chain file is stored and no legal certification is issued.

How to use the readiness screen

Answer the policy categories

Yes, no, or unknown. Do not paste a supplier name.

Treat verification carefully

If every other category is present but verification is unknown, the result is specialist review.

Read the gap

Any missing category is an evidence gap, not a certificate.

Questions

Is ready the same as certified?

No. Certification is not an output.

What if retention is missing?

That is an evidence gap.

What if verification applicability is unclear?

Specialist review, when the other categories are already present.

Can a narrative be saved?

No. Free-text legal narrative is rejected.