Circulor

Platform explicitly targets material traceability, recycling & circularity solutions (e.g. Recycling & Circularity product page, Battery Passports) - core to circular economy activities Source: Circulor, 2025.

Circulor provides SaaS traceability tools and digital passports used by manufacturers and supply-chain actors rather than performing physical collection or refurbishment directly Source: Circulor, 2025.

Circulor offers material tracking, digital ID creation and full lifecycle/battery passports - classifies as Traceability with Digital Product Passports sub-type Source: Circulor, 2025.

Primary focus on reuse (R3) and recycling (R8) is supported by product pages on recycling, closed loops and battery passports. Secondary impacts include resource reduction (R2) via emissions tracking and repurposing (R7) where the platform supports closed-loop initiatives Source: Circulor, 2025.

Circulor enables recycling programmes, closed-loop and take-back initiatives through traceability and digital product passports; the company itself operates as a SaaS platform rather than executing logistics Source: Circulor, 2025.

Operates as a commercial software company; publicly listed as a Certified B Corporation (B Lab) which indicates for‑profit status Source: Circulor, 2025 Source: B Lab, 2025.

Platform is sector-agnostic but has strong use cases in automotive and batteries (clients include Volvo, Polestar) Source: Circulor, 2025.

Circulor lists offices and clients across multiple regions and describes a global supplier network and customer base Source: Circulor, 2025.

No evidence that Circulor supplies specialised hardware; the platform integrates data from supplier systems and facility inputs. Hardware provision is not described as a core service on public pages Source: Circulor, 2025.