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B2B manufacturers on inRiver have a different DPP agenda: steel and aluminium are part of the first ESPR working plan, digital machine documentation becomes possible under the Machinery Regulation from 2027, and B2B customers increasingly request structured sustainability data. Learn how the integration handles deep variant trees and why the identifier question should be solved early.
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Brands on Salsify already syndicate content to demanding channels. The EU Digital Product Passport is one more, with a schema set by law. Learn how the integration works, why retail-hardened data is an advantage, and which category timelines actually apply.
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Material master, classification, DMS: the DPP data is already in SAP. The question is whether you run a year-long add-on project or connect a passport platform over OData in weeks. Both paths compared, with the honest caveats.
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Your Akeneo attributes already cover most of what ESPR requires. This guide shows the exact mapping, a real 3-week project timeline, typical data gaps, and what the integration costs.
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How to automatically create a compliant DPP from your existing product data without external software, without rebuilding.
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With the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), the Digital Product Passport (DPP) becomes a key driver of Europe’s sustainability policy. It is designed to create transparency about materials, origin, and environmental impact, helping to accelerate the transition toward a circular economy across the EU.
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Rolling out the Digital Product Passport (DPP) imposes comprehensive technical, procedural, and legal requirements on companies across the entire value chain. The DPP is a key component of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and creates obligations for manufacturers, importers, retailers, distributors, and even DPP service providers.
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