Klimatklart: The return goes straight to the next customer – never via the warehouse.
Credit-based AI tools for returns and circular e-commerce. Listings, inventory, C2C returns, a sustainability report and complaint help. The merchant skips reverse logistics. The climate skips the extra trips.
- Status
- In development. Pre-launch.
- Ownership
- Owned and run by Sowandox AB
The problem
A return can cost the merchant 20–65% of the item value. Fashion has a 20–40% return rate in Europe. ESPR also bans large companies from destroying unsold textiles from 19 July 2026.
Who it is for
Nordic e-commerce merchants drowning in returns, who want to sell the item on instead of taking it home, and who need sustainability data they can show.
What we are building
Pay-as-you-go credits plus subscriptions. AI classifies – but the CO₂ calculation is deterministic, based on recognised emission factors, so the data can be audited. Built and operated by Sowandox.
Listing tool
AI sorting and copy so an item can be sold on without passing through the warehouse.
Inventory
Credit-based inventory of what should go to the second-hand market.
C2C return
The return goes to the next customer. Status flow, a public shop and a return view that needs no login.
Sustainability report
AI classifies the item. CO₂ is calculated on recognised emission factors – not a guess.
(04) Status
Where Klimatklart stands.
Idea done · Build in progress
- IdeaDone
- BuildIn progress
- OperationsLeft
- Spin-offLeft
Finishing the tools. Then a full launch to merchants. There are no customers yet – we say so plainly.
Market – honestly
Swedish e-commerce hit a record in 2025. Fashion return rates are high, and the ESPR ban in 2026 forces large companies to stop destroying unsold textiles. That is timing, not traction.
Sowandox’s role
Sowandox is building the toolbox and runs operations and payments. Klimatklart spins off as a separate company once it pays its own way.
Owned and run by Sowandox AB