The Digital Product Passport,
without the noise.

What the EU is asking for, who it affects, and what a manufacturer should do now.

One passport. The whole product story.

The requirement can arrive in your next contract.

Prepare the product data before your buyer asks for it.

How the requirement reaches a manufacturer

  1. 01The EU sets a product-data requirement.
  2. 02Your buyer adds it to the order.
  3. 03It becomes a condition of your contract.

The passport is emerging. The infrastructure already exists.

The EU is legislating the general DPP, while serialisation and state reporting already operate across dozens of markets.

Choose a market group

Mandatory serialisation and state reporting. Most schemes are sector-specific.

The data you need to collect.

01

Identity

A unique identifier for the item, model and batch, plus the company responsible for it.

02

Materials and origin

Composition, substances of concern and the location of significant production steps.

03

Lifecycle events

Ownership, servicing, repairs and authenticated events added throughout the product’s life.

Requirements keep evolving.

Before implementation, we check your product category, target markets and the requirements currently in force.

Build the passport before your buyer asks for it.

Test the technology on one batch with free access to codes and the platform.

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