Core DPP

Digital Twin

Create a digital counterpart of the physical product that brings together product information, identity, lifecycle data and digital services. dpp.cloud connects the physical product with a continuously accessible digital experience.

Connect Your Physical and Digital Products

Create a connected digital counterpart for your products with dpp.cloud.

How it works

Digital Twin

Create the digital representation and define the relevant product information and identity.

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Digital Twin

Benefits of this feature

A digital twin provides a digital counterpart to the physical product. dpp.cloud brings product identity, information and digital services together so manufacturers can maintain a connected product experience throughout the lifecycle.

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    Digital Product Representation

    A digital twin provides a digital counterpart to the physical product. dpp.cloud brings product identity, information and digital services together so manufacturers can maintain a connected product experience throughout the lifecycle.

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    Connected Product Data

    Bring product information and lifecycle data together in one digital environment.

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    Lifecycle Visibility

    Maintain relevant product information beyond the point of sale and support the full product lifecycle.

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    Service Integration

    Connect the digital product representation with manuals, support, warranty, spare parts and other services.

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    Better Product Transparency

    Make relevant product information accessible to customers, service teams and other authorized stakeholders.

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    Foundation for DPP

    Use a connected digital product model as the foundation for Digital Product Passports and future lifecycle services.

Connect Your Physical and Digital Products

Create a connected digital counterpart for your products with dpp.cloud.

Recent Blogs​

Readings about the Digital Product Passport

Digital Twin vs. Digital Product Passport: The Difference, the Overlap, and Why the Architecture Decides
Platform Comparisons
September 15, 2026

Digital Twin vs. Digital Product Passport: The Difference, the Overlap, and Why the Architecture Decides

The two terms get mixed constantly, sometimes on purpose. A clean separation: origin, content, audience, obligation. Plus the practical part: why a passport built on unit identity has a different ceiling than a static compliance page.

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PPWR vs. Digital Product Passport: Is EU Packaging Regulation the Same as the DPP?
ESPR & EU Regulations
August 31, 2026

PPWR vs. Digital Product Passport: Is EU Packaging Regulation the Same as the DPP?

Manufacturers keep asking about PPWR and DPP in the same breath. They're not the same obligation. Here's what each regulation actually requires on your QR code, and when.

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Circular Economy Revenue: How the Digital Product Passport Turns Returns into a Business
Platform Comparisons
August 31, 2026

Circular Economy Revenue: How the Digital Product Passport Turns Returns into a Business

The EU circular material use rate is stuck near 12 percent, and regulation alone will not move it. What moves it is unit-level product data that makes second-life business profitable. Four models with numbers, from brand-owned resale to materials recovery.

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Osapiens Alternatives 2026: 10 DPP Platforms When You Need a Passport, Not an ESG Suite
Platform Comparisons
August 31, 2026

Osapiens Alternatives 2026: 10 DPP Platforms When You Need a Passport, Not an ESG Suite

Osapiens makes sense when a corporation consolidates CSRD, supply chain due diligence, and DPP into one platform. When the actual job is compliant passports for your catalog, focused alternatives cost a fraction and go live in weeks. Ten options compared, with the three-year TCO math.

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FAQ​

Related FAQ 's

What is a digital twin?

What is the difference between a digital twin and a DPP?

Can a digital twin use existing product data?

Can a digital twin include service information?

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